Blue-Eyed Son

Blue-Eyed Son is the solo project of Los Angeles-based musician Nick Wold, best known as the frontman of the alt-rock band DREAMERS. Blending introspective lyricism with a mix of indie rock warmth and folk storytelling, Blue-Eyed Son’s music often grapples with themes of self-discovery, existential musings, and the quiet beauty of everyday struggles. Tracks like "Ode to Modesto" and "Nature" showcase his knack for painting vivid, nostalgic scenes rooted in his upbringing in California’s Central Valley, while releases such as "Don’t Love the World Too Much" and "The Wheel" lean into gritty, anthemic textures reminiscent of his work with DREAMERS. Wold launched the project as a raw, personal outlet during a period of creative reinvention, channeling influences from 90s alternative to Americana into songs that feel both weathered and hopeful.