Dreaming with Dog Walk, Noah Deemer, and Jacob King

Dog Walk

“Tuhan’s Way” is a laid-back indie track that perfectly captures the feeling of a relaxing stroll with man’s best friend.

The song opens with a gentle guitar riff and soft vocals that immediately set a mellow tone. As the song progresses, the subtle instrumentation creates a soothing rhythm that is easy to get lost in. The lyrics paint a picture of a serene moment in time.

Dog Walk is a charming and easygoing band that is perfect for unwinding after a long day.

The project’s effortless vocals and gentle instrumentation create a sense of tranquility that is hard to resist. Listeners of chill music will find themselves drawn to this track and wanting to take a stroll with their earbuds in.

Noah Deemer

Avant-garde psychedelic dreamer, Noah Deemer, is cut from a different sort of mold.

From the opening notes, it’s clear that his tracks are going to take the listeners on a trippy journey. The guitar riffs are distorted and hypnotic, weaving in and out of the melody with ease. The vocals are dreamy and ethereal, adding to the overall psychedelic vibe.

What really makes his songs stand out, however, is his eclectic choice of instrumentation. It’s impossible not to move along to the infectious rhythms, as they seem to have a life of their own.

The minimal drums are equally soothing, adding a steady beat that keeps the track moving forward.

Deemer’s psychedelic world is a hypnotic dreamland that will have listeners in a trance. It’s a perfect blend of trippy and funky elements with a psychedelic twist.

Jacob King

This easy going track by Jacob King was recorded on 4-track cassette.

“Calendar” is a hauntingly beautiful folk track that showcases the King’s exceptional songwriting and vocal talent. The opening guitar chords set a somber tone, and King’s voice immediately draws the listener in with its raw emotion.

The lyrics are poignant and introspective, exploring the passage of time and the fleeting nature of life. As the song progresses, the instrumentation builds and the vocals seem to take flight.

“Calendar” is a powerful and moving emotion that showcases King’s exceptional musical abilities. Fans of Bob Dylan and Neil Young will love the poetic lyrics and raw emotion from this track, making it a standout in the field.

Folk Revival Ft. Jeremy Summer, Soul Zimon & His Kozmic Combinations

Sunday at the Cottage by Jeremy Summer is quintessential old time folk music. A faded minimalistic vision set upon a metaphysical plane complete with old overalls and a strawberry rhubarb pie cooling on a windowsill.

The sound is a stripped down jamboree complimented with a ripping and roaring banjo, an erratic spoon percussion section, and a gritty voice that pierces through the vail and seems to penetrate the inner cavities of the mind.

Jeremy Summer is based out of Cleveland, Ohio. Keep up with him on Bandcamp.

A folk ditty, however hard or little it tries, will always be a sentimental reflection to the romantic. Never forget the bathetic tunes of the underground. For this is folk, and folk will never die.


From the mystical forests of the north, with roots in folk, blues, and rock, Wheel of Fortune by Soul Zimon & His Kozmic Combinations is the latest track from the Americana project.

The track is influenced by an atmospheric acoustic sound, complete with a raw voice and melodic guitar, straight from the dirty swampland.

The sound encapsulates that old western wasteland feeling, perhaps because it was recorded in a small cabin using simple instruments and recording gear.

I cannot help but stop and listen to a hauntingly nostalgic tune. Never forget the unforgettable and persistent tunes of days now dead and gone. For this is folk, and folk will never die.

Walking in the Moonlight with Los Alcos

“Rivera” is the second single from Los Alcos, a brand new jam band out of Austin, Texas. The track is a psychedelic Latin waltz through both space and time that we think you’ll really enjoy (particularly the catatonic vibrations of a motherly moonlit nature).

The project blends rhythmic Latin funk with tasty indie psych-rock vibrations and rolls them into a heavenly reverberating energy of existential glory. We feel that the track is a true slow dance through the cosmic skies of dark hues of both purple and red. Now, listen and lose yourself in the noxious vibrations of Los Alcos’ “Rivera”.

“Rivera” is Los Alcos’ “Icaro” or medicine song, “the guitar has this haunting sway that lulls you into a trance.  It is an ode to the moon because of its hypnotizing light that illuminates our shadows. It doesn’t eliminate them, we have to recognize our own shadows and do the inner work.  Letting go of what no longer serves you can be painful.  Yet there is freedom in the healing.” Said Vanessa Burden, lead singer of the outfit. “For me, “Rivera” is like my own Icaro, or medicine song, where I am constantly shedding layers of an old self and mourning that part of self, while finding beauty in the process.”

The project was Recorded, Engineered, and Produced by Mike Machinist at Sound Machine Studios. Keep up with the outfit on Instagram and be sure to give our Spotify playlist a follow. Here, you will find a ton of similar music.

Vive La Révolution Ft. Royalty Mains – Ain’t No Love

In wake of the subreddit r/wallstreetbets pumping Gamestop (GME) to unthinkable heights, many of us have come to realize that the game is rigged (and it has been for a long time).

We’ve known it subconsciously along the way, but only now are we beginning to wake up and truly realize that the dice are loaded.

Hedge funds, who have long preyed upon publicly traded companies and the common trader alike, are now the ones who are getting bullied for once. Elon Musk is leading the way. And let’s just say that the SEC and pundits, or glorified talking heads over at CNBC, are not happy at all.

As Julius Caesar embarked upon his conquest, his credo was to “divide and conquer”. And just as Caesar fragmented and conquered the Celtic world, the modern day system has divided us in a similar fashion.

No longer do we fight the oppressor, instead we fight each other and entertain ourselves with imported goods and a screen that hangs upon our walls.

Nonetheless, we’re all the same in the eyes of the cosmos. But we must come together if we are to survive. And nothing brings people together quite like music.

Outlaw country brought together the hippies and cowboys, Reggae brought together two races, and now we must all come together under the umbrella of music.

John Adams stated that “a division of the republic into two great parties…is to be dreaded as the great political evil.” And that’s exactly what has happened. Our country (and the world) has been split down the middle.

But a new day has dawned, and signs of a true revolution, a revolution where the people unite and conceive the abstract spectrum of relativity and our interconnected nature, is upon us.

This movement is larger than a subreddit, and it’s larger than any single individual or entity. After all, things have never not ended in revolution. It’s inevitable, a symptom of the vicious cycle. It transcends both space and time, and even these hollow words.

You hear it in music, you see it in film, and you can smell it in the air when the oppressor tightens his grip.

Divided we fall, but together we can do anything we dream up.

And now, here is a radical jam to lighten the mood and bring us a little bit closer together, it’s by Royalty Mains, a psychedelic country artist out of Texas, and features a beautiful slide guitar and an infectious melody of both heartbreak and hope in a laidback manner, and in low fidelity mind you. Enjoy.

Keep up with Royalty Mains on Instagram, and stay tuned. We have a new podcast on the horizon. And as we pivot a bit here at Santa Rosa Records, know that we’ll be writing more posts related to this matter, and will also be bringing aboard a few new writers in the near future.

Thank you so much to all of you who have been following Santa Rosa Records and have sent in music. If we haven’t gotten back to you, just know that we appreciate all of you from the bottom of our hearts. Long live the revolution.


For the past three years, we’ve added all the best underground music featured on Santa Rosa Records to a playlist on Spotify. Check it out and follow the playlist, here. We promise that all your friends will be impressed with your new eclectic taste in obscure indie music.

Psychedelic Freakout Ft. Triptides, Psych-O-Positive, and Emile Mosseri (feat. Yeri Han)

Triptides

The latest jam from an L.A. band who goes by the name of the Triptides “It Won’t Hurt You” is a sonic facade of psychedelic glory that probes the intricate vibrational possibilities of the space and time continuum, while still also embracing the 12 string-driven power trio format that has been the staple of the project’s sound since the early days.

Speaking of sound, the vibration is a throwback to the greats who are all but dead and gone, and in low fidelity mind you. Listen and dig my fellow brutes.

The West Coast natives have blossomed into the role of elegant adventurers. Led by guitarist, keyboardist and singer Glenn Brigman, with drummer Brendan Peleo-Lazar and bassist Stephen Burns.

The trio is continually discovering their sound through a complex formula of bold choices in texture. Follow the band on Spotify and don’t forget to give them a follow you filthy animals. The full LP, Alter Echoes, is out March 19 via Alive Naturalsound Records.

Psych-O-Positive

Psych-O-Positive is a bonafide cosmic benefactor of sonic vibrations dripping with psychedelia. The project seems to pull upon the heart strings until they’re so tight they feel like they’re about to snap, but they never do.

Instead, they just continue to vibrate at a higher frequency, that is until they burst with iridescent sparks of psychedelic euphoria.

The song “75” is an uptempo and gritty reflection upon life, back in the year of 1975. And seems to harken back to a time when things were simpler, and life, just a little bit funkier, and fuzzier.

If one didn’t know any better, you’d think that this project stepped right out of the 70s and into the limelight of 2021. They’re that damn good by golly. Now keep up with the Psycho-O-Positives on Spotify, and give them a follow you filthy animals!

Emile Mosseri

Award winning composer Emile Mosseri is scoring the critically acclaimed A24 film Minari, out 2/12 on Milan Records. The film’s music is an emotionally evocative body of alternative folk music with psychedelic undertones that seem to encapsulate the film’s intimate storytelling.

And now to cool things down a bit, here is our next track, entitled “Rain Song”, a hauntingly beautiful piece featuring the graceful vocals of actress Yeri Han, who also stars in the film as Monica. Now, take a listen.

Performed by Yeri Han as a simple lullaby, “Rain Song” came together as a collaborative effort between Mosseri and Korean translator and lyricist Stefanie Hong, who worked with Mosseri to adapt his original English lyrics into the Korean language.

In conclusion, the track is an evocative piece that seems to encapsulate the delicate emotion of a broken heart, but a heart that sees the light at the end of the tunnel. Now follow Emmile Mosseri on Spotify, here. Also, if you’re having trouble playing the YouTube video above, then stream the track right here on Spotify.