Dog Eyes Releases New Single 'Sink'
The Bay Area indie-folk duo returns with its first new music since the 2025 EP 'blue bird rain cloud.'
Updated on Nov. 3, 2026 in Alternative

Bay Area indie-folk duo dog eyes has released a new single, 'sink,' accompanied by a video directed by Clayton Stansberry. It is the duo's first new music since the 2025 EP 'blue bird rain cloud.'
Why it matters
The single marks the duo's first release since signing with Grand Jury in 2024, signaling the next phase of its recorded output. The song considers how hope can keep someone in a relationship that is no longer working.
'sink' follows the 2025 EP 'blue bird rain cloud' and is the duo's first new music since that release. The extraction provides no streaming, chart, or sales figures for the single.
The players
dog eyes
A Bay Area indie-folk duo made up of Hailey Firstman and Davis Leach, known for blending gentle folk songwriting with experimental production.
Grand Jury
An independent record label that signed dog eyes in 2024.
The details
'sink' centers Firstman's vocal alongside subtly left-field production and a sweeping string synth. It takes a more organic approach than 'blue bird rain cloud,' which combined gentle indie folk and glitchy electronic details.
Timeline
2024: dog eyes signs to Grand Jury.
2025: the duo releases the EP 'blue bird rain cloud.'
November 3, 2026: 'sink' and its music video are released.
Industry Dynamics
'sink' follows the duo's 2025 EP 'blue bird rain cloud,' moving away from that release's mix of glitchy electronics toward a more organic sound. The shift tracks a broader pattern among independent indie-folk acts reworking their sound on newer label deals.
Listeners can stream 'sink' on the platforms where the single is distributed, and its accompanying video is available alongside the audio release. The extraction does not specify pricing or tour dates tied to the single.
The takeaway
'sink' shows dog eyes moving toward a more organic sound while keeping the emotional focus of its songwriting on Hailey Firstman's vocal. Listeners following the duo can compare it directly with 'blue bird rain cloud' to hear how the band's approach has shifted.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Readdork.










