On The Hills of Silver Lake, David Haerle is able to call back to a much earlier tradition in the singer-songwriter styel. Little more is presented during the single’s onset than David’s voice and instrument. As the song opens up to a wider soundscape, the additional layers presented will ensure fans are locked in until the effort concludes. Along with the initial style, Haerle brings in hints of Pink Floyd, Chris Isaak, and The Wallflowers to The Hills of Silver Lake. With a four-minute run time, David is able to craft a single that will continue to yield new twists and turns no matter how many times one tunes in.
We’ve covered Haerle’s previous singles The Free Show, Everything I Ever Wanted, Tell Your Story, Glendale, Finding Natalie, Do You Know Surrender, and Women Make The World Go ‘Round previously.
David Haerle “The Hills of Silver Lake” / 2026 Self Released / 4:54 / http://davidhaerle.com/ / https://www.facebook.com/davidhaerleedendale/ / Spotify / Instagram / Tiktok
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