Portland-based singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Dakota Theim’s debut album Somewhere Under the Sun recalls the classic pop sensibilities of Brian Wilson, Big Star, and Harry Nilsson. Theim’s collection of sunshine pop spans themes of self-reflection, heartache, love, and life. Notable tracks include: the Elton John-esque opening track “Better Unsaid”; the rhythmic “Yonder”; the heartbreaker “Come Home to Me”; the tender “What’s Standing There”; the catchy “Knocking at Your Door”; and the emotive closing track “Don’t Forget to Love Me (When You’re Gone).” Dakota Theim’s Somewhere Under the Sun is an indie-pop gem filled with breezy, bright, and classic sounds. It’s a timeless album bound to bring smiles and repeat listens.– Written by JFelton – Written by JFelton
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