Those Who Dream

Those Who Dream sounds like the inside of a hyper-active brain trying to organize its own chaos. It is a vivid collision of classic pop-punk energy and forward-thinking electronic textures, creating a sound that feels both nostalgic for the Warped Tour era and perfectly calibrated for the digital age. The guitars are bright and jagged, often punctuated by sudden synth stabs or glitchy production flourishes that keep the listener on edge.

What truly sets the duo apart is their uncompromising DIY ethos and the sibling chemistry between Josh and Hazel Meyer. Their music is part of a larger, multifaceted creative universe that includes 3D animation and psychological-horror aesthetics. This visual depth bleeds into the music, giving their anthemic hooks a darker, more surreal undertone than your average alternative rock act. It is music that feels curated and intentional, down to the very specific 'cyan' color palette that defines their brand.

Start with the 'Life in Cyan' EP to understand their foundational sound, or dive into 'Violet' for a taste of their more cinematic and eerie side. If you are looking for something that captures the frantic, vulnerable experience of navigating mental health in your twenties while still wanting to scream along to a massive chorus, this is the project for you.