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DLG. presents a chill indie pop with depth and charm in new single “Haymaker”

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Austin-born, LA-based artist Dave De La Garza, known by his moniker DLG., is back with a fresh single that further cements his reputation as a master of eclectic sounds and pop sensibilities. With over 600k monthly listeners on Spotify and more than 50 million streams across platforms, DLG. has become a name to watch, consistently earning spots on influential playlists like New Music Friday, New Indie, and Lowkey. Following the success of his cross-genre EP CHARACTERS, DLG. delivers a new single, “Haymaker,” that showcases his ever-evolving artistry.

“Haymaker” is a smooth, laid-back indie pop track that feels like a sun-soaked daydream, perfect for late summer afternoons or cruising down the Pacific Coast Highway. It starts with a mellow guitar riff that immediately sets a relaxed tone, drawing listeners in with its understated warmth. DLG.’s vocals are effortlessly cool, gliding over the track with a sense of intimacy and sincerity. His voice has a soulful, almost nostalgic quality, reminiscent of artists like Still Woozy and Tom Misch, but with his own distinct twist.

Lyrically, “Haymaker” feels introspective yet relatable, exploring themes of personal growth, self-discovery, and the punches life throws at us — hence the title. DLG. has a knack for crafting lyrics that are both conversational and poetic, drawing listeners into his world with a mix of humor, vulnerability, and sharp observation. There’s an authenticity to his storytelling that feels refreshing in a genre that can sometimes feel overproduced or manufactured.

As DLG. continues to explore new sonic territories, “Haymaker” is a promising sign of what’s to come. It’s a track that’s easy to love on the first listen, but also one that reveals new layers with each play. For fans of indie pop with a touch of soul and a whole lot of charm, this song is a must-add to your playlist. With his ever-growing audience and knack for creating music that’s both accessible and artistically adventurous, DLG. is an artist you’ll want to keep an eye on.

Tom L.

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