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Blind Man’s Daughter – Harbor Boulevard (2025)

With a growing reputation as one of independent music’s most intriguing and prolific musicians, Ashley Wolfe – performing as Blind Man’s Daughter – has turned heads with numerous singles. Ranging from her 2023 melodic metal single, ‘Kyhell’, to 2024’s soul-tinged synth-pop single ‘Tomorrow’, and 2025’s alternative rock-laced ‘Only Human’, Wolfe saunters through various genres, creating a unique discography for international listeners to enjoy. The latest addition to her discography is the single ‘Harbor Boulevard’.

Following her singles ‘Grabbing Water’ and ‘Closer Than Skin (Stripped)’, ‘Harbor Boulevard’ is a bold country song from the twang in her rich voice to a country-tinted lead guitar. Unlike the previous stripped-back song, ‘Closer Than Skin (Stripped), where Wolfe captures the tenderness of a barebones, acoustic track, ‘Harbor Boulevard’ is a swirling concoction of powerful drums, a bold bass, a soaring guitar and her obscure vocals binding everything with a silver ribbon.

One element I find interesting and most enjoyable about Blind Man’s Daughter songs is Wolfe’s vocals. Obscure in its alto husk, but also soothing and soulful, touching your heart with bold clarity and whispered fragility. In ‘Harbor Boulevard’, Wolfe brings it up a notch with tenderness and a sense of intimacy. A vivid tale with personal flair, so you feel the profoundness and poignancy within the smile-inducing melody. She explains:

“I wrote ‘Harbor Boulevard’ for my dad. He doesn’t always remember everything anymore, but music brings pieces of him back. This song is my way of preserving those moments – the love, the laughter, the lessons – before time can take them away.”

Sincere, sentimental and charming, ‘Harbor Boulevard’ is a tribute to the “love, laughter, and lessons” Wolfe shares with her father; however, there is something far weightier lingering in the track. It is not merely a song from one daughter to her dad, but something that resonates as a sense of solace – find a moment in time when things were good, joyful and brimming with happiness. ‘Harbor Boulevard’ may be personal, but it is also universal, and this is what brings true depth to the track.


Find out more about Blind Man’s Daughter on her official website, Facebook, X, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Spotify.

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