Austin native turned LA-based artist Dave De La Garza, better known as DLG., has teamed up with producer Medasin for the release of his latest track, “Lowlife.” Hot off the heels of his EP CHARACTERS and his single “Heymaker,” DLG. delivers a smooth and effortless vibe that feels like a natural evolution of his genre-blurring sound.

“Lowlife” kicks off with a relaxed, almost hypnotic groove. Medasin’s production is on point as always, laying down a minimal yet lush soundscape that allows DLG.’s laid-back vocals to glide right through. It’s one of those songs that doesn’t try too hard—because it doesn’t need to. The charm lies in its simplicity, with a melody that drifts effortlessly alongside subtle beats and a mellow rhythm.

DLG.’s versatility shines in this track. Influenced by artists like Jungle, Glass Animals, and Mac Miller, he seamlessly blends elements of pop, indie, and electronic, creating a sound that’s hard to pin down but easy to love. There’s a carefree vibe to “Lowlife” that makes it perfect for any moment when you just want to sit back and relax, yet it still carries the depth of a well-crafted tune.

At around 600k monthly listeners on Spotify and over 50 million streams across platforms, DLG. is steadily building his presence in the indie-pop scene. His music has already earned him spots in high-profile editorial playlists, and “Lowlife” feels like the next logical step in his growing discography. The song also reflects his collaborative spirit, with Medasin’s production style adding a rich layer of atmosphere to the track.

Overall, “Lowlife” is an easy listen but with an undeniable groove that leaves an impression. It’s proof that DLG. is continuing to expand his sonic palette, crafting music that’s as chilled out as it is polished. If this track is any indication, DLG. is on a path toward even bigger things.