Daniel Seavey’s “Blame It On You” showcases emotional depth and pop-rock edge in his latest release.
Daniel Seavey expands his debut album Second Wind with the brand new single “Blame It On You,” now available via Atlantic Records. The track arrives just weeks after the release of “Eden,” deepening the narrative of Seavey’s emerging solo career.
Produced by acclaimed hitmaker Michael Pollack, the song taps into the early-2000s pop-rock energy that heavily influences the album. Through lyrical vulnerability and vibrant arrangements, “Blame It On You” reflects Seavey’s evolving musical voice.
Second Wind is more than an album—it represents years of creative exploration. Seavey uses it as a platform to carve out a distinct solo identity, one where he controls every detail, from instrumentation to final mix. 
In 2025, Seavey’s trajectory continues to rise. His international Second Wind Tour launched this spring with sold-out shows across North America. Performances resume this weekend in Australia and New Zealand, while new European dates are confirmed for later this year.
Having written, arranged, and produced the music himself, Seavey shows a unique commitment to his artistry. The result is a sound that balances nostalgic elements with modern clarity.
“Blame It On You” contributes to that growth, offering fans a deeply melodic and emotionally charged listening experience. It’s another example of how Seavey is positioning himself not only as a vocalist, but as a fully realized creative force.
