Harmony House

Harmony House is the second studio album by Sloan Struble, performing as Dayglow. Written and produced entirely by Struble during the 2020 lockdowns, the album represents a conceptual shift from the DIY bedroom pop of his debut, Fuzzybrain. Inspired by the 'unreal' feeling of sudden internet fame and the aesthetic of 1970s and 80s sitcoms, Struble crafted the record as a 'soundtrack for a sitcom that doesn't exist.' This framing allows him to explore themes of celebrity, digital disconnection, and personal growth through a highly stylized sonic palette. The album is notable for its use of recurring melodic motifs, most prominently introduced in the opening track 'Something,' which creates a cohesive, almost symphonic narrative arc. Critics noted the album's successful pivot toward a more sophisticated pop-rock sound, drawing comparisons to James Taylor and Paul Simon while maintaining a contemporary indie sensibility. It stands as a pivotal moment in Struble's career, proving his ability to scale his 'one-man-band' production style into a grander, more ambitious vision.