Lucy Fitzgerald 
Michael Lazar’s “Daydreaming” is the kind of song you don’t just hear — you sort of float through it. Right from the first piano notes, it wraps you in this warm, hazy vibe that feels like staring out the window on a rainy afternoon, lost in your own head. The way Lazar blends soft, cinematic piano with airy synth layers is honestly beautiful. It’s not trying too hard; it just hits you with this wave of calm and emotion that lingers way after the song ends.
His voice fits the track perfectly: not flashy, but expressive in a way that makes the lyrics feel personal. You can hear the ache and longing in every word, like he’s really letting you in on something private. And that production? Super clean, dreamy, but not overdone. You can tell he’s hands-on with his music. He wrote, performed, and produced everything himself, which makes it all feel even more genuine.
I’ve had “Daydreaming” on repeat since I first heard it, and I honestly think it should be in everyone’s playlist because it’s one of those songs that instantly shifts your mood and makes you feel something deep, like even if you’re just commuting or chilling on your couch, it transports you somewhere softer, more reflective, and kind of magical in a quiet way.
Listening to songs so you don’t have to! Just kidding :D, you totally should. Music blogger by day, nurse by night
