At a time when indie music is bursting at the seams with innovation, DLG. — Austin-born, LA-based, and armed with over 50 million streams — quietly carves out a space that’s equal parts lush, intimate, and adventurous. His new single, “Aperol,” is a perfect snapshot of that vision: a sun-drenched, shimmering anthem that folds soulful vocals into sprawling production with the kind of confidence you’d expect from artists like Tame Impala or a Mac Miller in a sun-kissed reverie.
The track is a warm invitation — the soundtrack to fading daylight, long conversations, and moments of reflection when the world feels both vast and deeply personal. DLG.’s voice, rich and evocative, guides listeners through waves of lush synths and hazy guitars, crafting a soundscape that’s at once nostalgic and unmistakably modern.
But “Aperol” is more than just a vibe; it’s a signpost for an artist poised on the edge of a breakout. With his debut album on the horizon and a fall tour that promises to bring his cinematic sound to stages nationwide, DLG. is moving from the fringes of indie to its very center.
His artistry is deeply rooted in place and family — with visuals co-created alongside his mother, a painter and sculptor — grounding his ethereal sound in a tangible, heartfelt reality. “Aperol” invites you in, a toast to love, loss, and the beautiful complexity in between.
If the rest of his debut album follows this trajectory, expect DLG. to become one of indie’s most compelling voices in 2025 and beyond.
