Passerby

Lake VibeZ

We are excited to bring you their latest single, Passerby, streaming everywhere on Friday, February 20th and available for free early download here-just sign up for Lake Mail!

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Lake VibeZ – Electro Yacht Rock from the Heartland

Hailing from Madison, Wisconsin, Lake VibeZ is a duo redefining smooth. Layering sun-soaked bass lines and beats over a hooky indie rock quirk. 

Made up of a multi-instrumentalist Ty Rittenmeyer and a magnetic vocalist Lauren Kelly, Lake VibeZ bridges the analog warmth of the past with a pulse of the present. Their debut self-titled album, Lake VibeZ, dropped on May 9th, 2025, introducing listeners to a world of funk-infused rhythms, and coastal escapism—crafted not on the ocean, but from the heart of the Midwest.

From champagne-soaked choruses to introspective late-night verses, the duo captures the tension between fantasy and reality, nostalgia and now. Their music evokes everything from dockside daydreams to rooftop dance parties, wrapped in a sound that’s both cinematic and intimate.

Live, Lake VibeZ brings the studio polish to the stage, delivering dynamic sets that blend live instrumentation with electronic production for an undeniable chemistry. With their debut making waves and more on the horizon, Lake VibeZ is poised to bring electro yacht rock to docks, decks, and dancefloors everywhere.

From Madison Music Radar 3/6/2026:

We have a new single from @lakevibezband! The breezy duo follow up their summer debut project with the single Passerby.

With the sunny day on the water cover art (that hurts to see right now), the song lets you know right away what the aim is - relaxation. It begins with conglomeration of rhythms and a Masayoshi Takanaka esque instrumental. Vocals kick in somewhat jaggedly before smoothing out a little in the chorus. According to the artist, they mimicked rhythm patterns from crickets to fit into the natural, open air feel that they were going for, which I found super interesting about as good a reason to make a song as any.

Released Feb 20

 

 

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