Surf Break - JFK

Low-key bedroom pop tracking regret and departure.

By 40MAG ·

Surf Break - JFK

East Coast duo Surf Break make their debut with 'JFK', a low-key bedroom pop cut from Ryan Gleason and Chris Cho. Hatched during long waits in airport terminals, the song translates quiet downtime into a reflective take on regret and self-inflicted distance. Pulling subtle inspiration from acts like Last Dinosaurs, the track layers relaxed synths, clean guitar leads, and ambient airport clips into the background.

The production keeps things unpretentious and direct, anchored by a late-stage instrumental break where guitar leads and keys fill out the open space. Lyrically, 'JFK' sifts through old voicemails and missed calls, delivering a grounded debut built on plainspoken sentiment.

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