Blistering3749/1Driving rock with powerful female vocals, bass, synthesizers, driving electric guitar, drums & acoustic guitars3:10
Daniel Bynum
Daniel Bynum (ASCAP)
L.A.-based producer/multi-instrumentalist, and one half of indie-rock duo Sabals
Latest Tracks
- Move On (Lonely Road)3749/3Upbeat indie rock with driving drums, reverby synth, bass, powerful female vocal, vocal fx, acoustic & electric guitar3:15
- About Us3749/4Up-tempo indie rock with female vocal, pushy drums, bass & powerful electric & acoustic guitars3:57
- Radio Girl3749/5Dark upbeat rock with gritty bass, hard hitting drums, moody female vocal, acoustic & electric guitar4:34
- Green Moon3749/6Indie ballad with emotive female vocal, delicate acoustic guitar, bass, synths, drums & electric guitar3:31
- Wild Thing3749/7Reflective indie rock with laid back female vocal, progressive bass melody, drums, acoustic & electric guitar4:11
- Covered In Red3749/8Ethereal indie rock with haunting female vocals, bass, steady drums, electric & acoustic guitars3:50
The story behind the sound
Sabals are an indie-rock duo based in Los Angeles, California. A collaboration between singer-songwriter Beth Dreiwen and producer/multi-instrumentalist Dan Bynum, their dark – often sweeping – soundscapes blend distorted guitars and reverb-laden harmonies. Inspired by icons like Tom Petty, Neil Young and Queen, L.A.-born, Idaho-raised songwriter Dreiwen has been pursuing music since high school. Meanwhile, Florida-native Bynum cut his teeth playing drums in local punk bands, before teaching himself audio engineering and relocating to L.A. to work as a live sound engineer and production manager for various touring artists and local venues. The duo first began writing collaboratively in 2010, initially recording Dreiwen’s acoustic songs before evolving into full band arrangements. More than decade on, Sabals remains a safe space in which Dreiwen and Bynum can let their creative imaginations run wild.
Florida-native Bynum cut his teeth playing drums in local punk bands, before teaching himself audio engineering and relocating to L.A. to work as a live sound engineer and production manager.