Brighton’s rising stars Sad Dads have arrived on the scene with their infectious debut single 'Surf Instructor,'. This vibrant track introduces listeners to the band's unique blend of alternative post-punk and indie rock. consisting of best friends Dan Noble and Owen Bullock, Sad Dad has crafted a sound that is both energetic and tongue-in-cheek, cementing their place as a promising act in the Brighton music scene.
'Surf Instructor'; immediately grabs attention with its bright, fuzzy guitar tones, driving drums, and grounding bass. The spoken-word vocal delivery adds a layer of urgency and wit, propelling the track forward with a sense of purpose. The song’s lyrical content is delightfully self-deprecating, as Noble and Bullock humorously navigate the mundanity of everyday jobs, culminating in the chorus where they confess the irony of a surf instructor who can’t swim—a nod to the absurdity of life’s twists and turns.
The track’s backstory is as engaging as the song itself. Written in a single afternoon of what the band describes as “dads-induced genius,” 'Surf Instructor' was recorded in a friend’s flat and mixed by Brighton’s own Bobby Smiles. The result is a track that feels both spontaneous and polished, a testament to the band’s chemistry and creative vision.
As 'Surf Instructor' garners early national radio play and critical acclaim, it’s clear that Sad Dads are a band to watch. Their debut single is a witty, energetic introduction to a duo that’s sure to leave a lasting impression.
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