Long Island’s Half Dizzy return with “Easton”, a heartfelt new single released via Punkerton Records. Blending melodic grit with emotional weight, the track digs into themes of friendship, time, and the ties that never really break—even when life moves on.
Built on driving guitars and an anthemic tempo, “Easton” captures the feeling of reconnecting with old friends and rediscovering parts of yourself you thought you’d left behind. There’s a raw honesty here that gives the track weight, but it’s wrapped in an upbeat, energetic package that never drags. It’s punk rock at its most personal.
Produced by Neil Tuuri and mastered by Christopher H. Fogal, the sound is crisp but not overpolished—retaining the urgency and edge that defines Half Dizzy’s approach. “Easton” isn’t just another punk song; it’s a snapshot of lived experience, one that’ll hit home for anyone who’s ever felt the bittersweet sting of nostalgia.
With this release, Half Dizzy continue proving they’re one of the most honest voices coming out of the NY punk scene right now.
