In the upcoming album “Better Luck Next Time” by worlds greatest dad, the song “The Ocean” stands out as a powerful addition. Different from any covers, this track is a blend of power-pop with gritty guitar elements, reflecting on personal struggles and longing for familiar places. Maddie Duncan, the band’s leader, reminisces about missing the Florida beaches of their youth and a specific individual, depicting the chaos of life with poignant lyrics like “I hope that it plays out so I don’t have to work at Checkers.”
The inspiration behind “The Ocean” comes from Maddie Duncan’s childhood experiences in Florida, a state filled with both beauty and complexities. The track serves as a mix of self-reflection and a tribute to a place and person that symbolize freedom and happiness amidst societal struggles. Through the song, Duncan shares a message of acceptance and resilience for those navigating love in challenging environments.
The music video for “The Ocean” was filmed by Maddie Duncan and Monica Misiak during a scooter journey across Florida, adding a personal touch to the song’s visual representation. The album “Better Luck Next Time” is set for release on 9/13 under SideOneDummy.
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