Streets To Ourselves Unleash ‘Sad Realization’

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Streets To Ourselves Unleash ‘Sad Realization’ – The music video for the fourth single “Sad Realization” from Toronto’s Streets To Ourselves is here! The track is taken from their upcoming sophomore album “The Truth Between Us”.

The single was produced by Sam Guaiana (Silverstein, Between You & Me, Intervals, Bearings) and mastered by Mike Kalajian (All Time Low, Neck Deep, Hot Mulligan, New Found Glory). The music video for “Sad Realization” was directed by Daniel Peachy, and filmed by CT Media.

Vocalist /Guitarist Daniel Peachy Unpacks Sad Realization

“Sad Realization is about the demise of the group of friends I grew up with. Sometime around our late 20’s and early 30’s my friends started getting married, having children, and a few of them moved abroad. Nostalgia is a powerful sentiment. At times I absolutely yearn for how things used to be when I was younger. However it would be very naive of me to have hope that things will go back to the way they were with my friends.

My intention in writing this song was to celebrate my former friend group. To accept the fact that those days were gone. That they won’t be coming back. It’s a fond farewell to the days of yesteryear.

Writing, recording, as well as performing this song live has been cathartic for me. I’ve actually found closure about losing touch with the people who I used to consider my closest friends. My hope is that Sad Realization will help others who have been through a similar experience in their own lives.”

Streets to Ourselves Bio

Fun and catchy Pop-Punk is the best way to describe Toronto’s Streets To Ourselves. Founding member and multi-instrumentalist Daniel Peachy started the project as a solo endeavor. He released an EP followed by a Full-Length album on his own.

In 2022 he recorded the forthcoming sophomore album “The Truth Between Us” with acclaimed producer Sam Guaiana. (Silverstein, Between You & Me, Intervals, Bearings). The album mastered by Grammy nominated master engineer Mike Kalajian. (All Time Low, Neck Deep, Hot Mulligan, New Found Glory, Thrice).

As was always the plan, Peachy has recently turned the former solo project into a full-fledged band. He recruited bassist Sean Tardo, drummer Jesse Formosa, and most recently guitarist Josh Jeffery.

Streets to Ourselves take influence from early 2000’s Pop-Punk as well as the more modern crop of bands from the genre. Their upcoming new album from is an authentic, energetic, and passionate record that they hope will have a positive effect on listeners. Wasting no time, the band has already begun writing the third Streets To Ourselves album. They can’t wait to share everything they have in store, both online and on stage.