“Lofi Legs Drift Back Into Focus With ‘a dream i had’”

Some bands sound like they were assembled in a boardroom. Lofi Legs sounds like they were summoned by accident, somewhere between a basement show, a Bay Area sunset, and a half-remembered conversation you replay on the bus ride home.

Conceived in the waters of Arroyo Seco and sharpened in the Bay Area DIY scene, this San Francisco–based rock project revolves around the steady songwriting pulse of Paris Cox-Farr. The lineup may rotate, but the emotional core doesn’t. Lofi Legs has always lived in that sweet spot between starry-eyed love ballads and blown-out, heart-on-sleeve guitar moments, songs about falling in love, dropping acid, and feeling like you exist everywhere and nowhere at once.

Their latest single, “a dream i had,” feels like opening an old text thread you never deleted.

At its center, the song is about reunions - not the dramatic, cinematic kind, but the quiet ones. The kind where two people who once meant everything to each other meet again with softer edges. It’s about reconnecting with a love you thought had dissolved, only to realize it’s been sitting in you the whole time. There’s a tenderness to it. A maturity, even. The understanding that building something new on an old foundation isn’t easy, but it might be wild and beautiful in ways you couldn’t have imagined the first time around.

The track unfolds like memory does: slightly hazy, emotionally precise. Paris describes the dream in detail, letting the songwriting carry the weight of what’s unsaid. His cadence doesn’t rush the feeling; it leans into it. The guitar work doesn’t overpower, it guides. Those chords don’t just back the story; they cradle it, lifting you gently through waves of nostalgia that feel both distant and immediate.

It sounds less like a studio-polished single and more like you stumbled into the perfect live performance, the kind where the room goes quiet at the exact right moment. There’s an indie warmth baked into it, a sense of “we’re so back” without ever trying too hard to declare it.

When asked what he hopes people take away from the release, the message is simple: solace in the beauty of love. And that’s exactly what “a dream i had” offers. Not fireworks. Not chaos. Just the reminder that love, even when interrupted - doesn’t always disappear. Sometimes it just waits for the right moment to reintroduce itself.

All the rock fans unite. Lofi Legs has entered the building, and they brought their feelings with them.