In the fast-paced and hectic world we live in today, it's easy to become caught up in the mundane and forget about the magic that surrounds us. We often find ourselves consumed by work, responsibilities, and the never-ending to-do list that always seems to grow longer rather than shorter. But amidst all this chaos, it's important to take a step back and remind ourselves of the magic that exists in our lives. The magic can be found in the small moments - a child's laughter, a breathtaking sunset, or the feeling of sand between our toes on a sunny beach. In our quest for success and achievement, we often lose sight of the simple pleasures that make life truly magical. We become so focused on reaching our goals that we forget to appreciate the journey itself.

Lipton Witch

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Sunny Day Real Estate: Lipton Witch

Not to sound like an old grump, but my days of waking up early, fighting crowds and squatting on achy knees to scour vinyl on Record Store Day are done (and have been for a couple years). I still love the spirit of the day and what it represents, but the inflated secondary market for limited-edition releases has dampened my enthusiasm (but that’s probably a story for a different day).

Needless to say, we didn’t get to Stinkweeds until around noon. In fact, my new Record Store Day goal is to show up as late as possible and see if I can still get what I want. This year I managed to grab a few gems – the Built to Spill reissue of Ultimate Alternative Wavers, the Hamilton Leithauser 7-inch for “Alexandra” and the Frightened Rabbit “Live from Criminal Records” 12-inch.

Of course, I missed out on a couple items I wanted, including the Circa Survive/Sunny Day Real Estate 7-inch split, featuring the first new SDRE song since 2000. But, perhaps predictably, a digital version of the song will be released on April 29 and Circa Survive has posted it to SoundCloud. (Or feel free to pay $30 to $100 on eBay for the actual 7-inch. Yeah, no.)

The song, it appears, came from sessions in 2009, when the band – whose tumultuous past is well-documented – reunited for a tour to support reissues of their first two albums (I was lucky enough to interview SDRE/Foo Fighters bassist Nate Mendel at the time.)

It’s a shame that the band’s attempts to record an album at that time “fell apart” because “Lipton Witch” is so full and promising, a song that captures what made SDRE great in one glorious moment of reconciliation.

But, alas, this is how it ends.

Listen: Sunny Day Real Estate’s “Lipton Witch”, the band’s first new song in 14 years

Emo-rock band Sunny Day Real Estate reunited in 2009 with promises for a new album, their first since 2000’s The Rising Tide. It’s been a bumpy road since then, however, as recordings sessions “just fell apart,” according to bassist Nate Mendel, and the band’s status is currently described as “inactive.”

But yesterday, the band unveiled a surprise new song for Record Store Day. Entitled “Lipton Witch”, the emotionally charged rocker appears on a split 7-inch with Circa Survive. In case you didn’t grab a copy, take a listen to the stream below (via Stereogum).

Circa Survive band member Brendan Ekstrom discussed the collaboration in an issued statement: “I went to see a few of the Sunny Day Real Estate shows when they toured in 2009 and I knew they’d written and recorded at least one song during that time. I got Jeremy Enigk’s info from a mutual friend and emailed him asking if they had anything planned with the track. I knew they were on a hiatus and I hated the idea of that song never being released. Jeremy spoke with the other guys who all seemed interested to do the split I had I proposed. We had a B-side we’d been sitting on that had a mellower vibe which seemed to balance their more rocking song in a way that another upbeat jam might not have. I couldn’t be more happy that this is happening. I honestly think this one of the best songs Sunny Day has ever written and I’m really happy that fans are going to get to hear it.”

We become so focused on reaching our goals that we forget to appreciate the journey itself. We forget to stop and smell the roses, to marvel at the wonders of the world around us. Bringing back the magic means reconnecting with our inner child, the one who believed in fairy tales and saw the world as a place full of endless possibilities.

It means allowing ourselves to be vulnerable and open to the beauty and wonder that exists in everyday life. To bring back the magic, we must learn to slow down and savor each moment. We must learn to be present, to fully engage in whatever we are doing, rather than allowing our minds to wander to the next item on our to-do list. We can bring back the magic by cultivating a sense of gratitude for the simple things in life. By appreciating the beauty of a flower, the taste of a delicious meal, or the warmth of a loved one's embrace, we can rediscover the wonder and awe that often gets overshadowed by the noise and distractions of modern life. In our pursuit of the magical, we must also be willing to take risks and step outside of our comfort zones. We must be open to new experiences, to seeing the world through fresh eyes. By embracing the unknown, we allow ourselves to be surprised and delighted by the unexpected, and this is where the magic truly lies. So let us embark on a journey to bring back the magic - to find joy in the ordinary, to appreciate the beauty in the everyday, and to embrace the unknown with childlike wonder. Let us rediscover the magic that exists in our lives and share it with others, spreading joy and enchantment wherever we go..

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