Unwed Sailor captures oceanic bliss on new release "West Coast Prism"

Unwed Sailor's latest release, "West Coast Prism," takes you on a sound journey that sparkles and grows in all the right ways. The song's melody grabs you right away and doesn't let go, while upbeat drums keep the beat going, and the jangly arrangement can easily turn into a driving, technicolor refrain. 

"West Coast Prism" lives up to its name by making you feel like the sun is breaking through the ocean, a flow of color and feeling. This track makes you feel happy and sad at the same time: a light sadness wrapped in a bright, happy frame.

Ford, who wrote the song, draws his ideas from the ocean, the redwoods, and the rocky coast of Oregon, all of which are very personal to him. The music has a sense of place that makes its big, dreamy sounds feel real and bring back memories. People can hear waves crashing, misty shores, and forests with sunlight shining through them without leaving their speakers.