Patrick Doval - Back Home
Get your groovy hats on as we get Back Home with Patrick Doval, this latest release has a few toe curling sonic moments. Everything about this song is sparkly and is waiting to be noticed by the listeners. Patrick has done some excellent experimental work with this number. This Rock number is here to stay and it will leave you reaching for the replay button again and again. Patrick hits the floor number as the first thing you hear in the track is the steady and trustworthy drums. The way the guitar has done its magic in the song is truly remarkable. While the instrumentals has its moments, it doesn’t over power the song. In fact I think we hear some impeccable production on the mixing and mastering end. Patricks vocals and the orchestra/instrumentals have this fun little chemistry going on, it as though they are in toe in a dance of tango with one another. The track itself is about finding your way back home after being lost, with a little bit of spice. I truly believe that Back home is a versatile song much like Adam Sandler. Back Home would work like a missing puzzle piece in Grown Ups especially because the boys are trying to find their childhood through this reunion, almost like searching for old homes that they once lived in except within each other. Either way Patrick Doval is here to stay, he has previously released 5 albums and 22 music vidoes within one year. If there’s anyone that deserves attention and applause that is him.
Patrick Doval - Endless Heartbreak
This Disco tech genius released his latest single- Endless Heartbreak and Patrick Doval does a fine job at breaking our hearts joyfully. The man has swag and he makes sure we know that in every note. The track is a symphonious miss of the retro techno beats merged with this laid-back rock that has you rolling your window down and letting the wind weave through your hair. While Patrick gives us a laid back number, he knows how to give us a cinematic one filled with drama! So sit back and let the nostalgia kick in. This number is a re-released version of the song with Pete Parada, the former drummer of the band The "Offspring" playing drums in it. The track is a blissful ride into the sunset on a highway that is relatability. Endless heartbreak is peppered with surprises throughout, making the entire track a joyride. The beat structure of the opening section is reminiscent of the 80’s and so is Patrick’s voice. His delivery leaves a mark in your head, he swaggers in with the coolness of a biker. You know the one that trotted into school post a summer heartbreak. Clearly, Patrick has a way of creating images with his music. There is a sense of drama in Endless Heartbreak that can only be felt in teenage romances. Teenage romances like One Tree Hill. Patrick Doval creates is a genius at building atmosphere in his music. He knows how to let the song bubble and simmer and then before you know it, BAM! Patrick takes us by surprise with the way the song picks up. He is one of a kind when it comes to sonic and lyrical architecture. You can click on the links attached above to keep track of this one-of-a-kind gem.