Indie electronic duo Forester (Xander Carlson and David Parris) have a new atmospheric single called “Symphony” out today, May 7 via Palm Tree Records, the label founded by Kygo and Myles Shear.

Listen to “Symphony” here: https://lnk.to/xsymphony

The singer/songwriter pair bring electronic elements to their natural songwriting, a contrast mirrored by their big city upbringing and love for the outdoors. The two find inspiration on frequent camping and hiking trips to Yosemite, Joshua Tree and the central coast of California. “Symphony” was written during the back half of a camping trip to Big Sur, which infused the song with a fresh, coastal feeling.

“We spent an entire day walking a remote coastline in Big Sur looking for waves to surf. It felt like these beaches went on forever - around every corner was something new. There was this infinite feeling that we both wanted to encapsulate in music - that’s how we started writing ‘Symphony.’”

“Symphony” is the follow up to their most recent album A Range of Light, released late last year. With a steep personal interest in the natural world, Forester donated all of the revenue from their album live stream to the Nature Conservancy. Check out their Moment House performance of A Range of Light captured in the Sierra Mountains here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4eW7SNsL-0

Look for a new album to arrive from Forester this fall.