Duxbury Lane is a Pacific Northwest art-rock project blending jazz-inflected harmonies, lush analog textures, and modern psychedelia into emotionally immersive songs. Influenced by artists ranging from Pink Floyd and Radiohead to Herbie Hancock, Miles Davis, and Marvin Gaye - their sound is cinematic, groove-driven, and expansive, yet grounded in human vulnerability and emotional depth.

The band is scheduled to release their debut single, “Into,” in Spring 2026, followed by their debut LP in Summer 2026 - a concept album that explores generational inheritance, memory, and legacy.

Four musicians perform in a recording studio. Two women play bass guitars and a drum set, a man sings into a microphone with headphones, and another person is partially visible with their back to the camera.
Two women recording music in a studio; one playing drums and the other playing electric guitar.
A young man with tattoos on his arm wearing a white t-shirt, a black cap, and earplugs, playing an electric guitar in a dimly lit environment with a keyboard in the background.
A band of five musicians practicing in a recording studio. One playing keyboard, one on drums, one on bass guitar, one on electric guitar, and one singing into a microphone with multiple guitars hanging nearby. All are wearing colorful, tie-dye shirt


Duxbury Lane performs as a four-piece band, with sets ranging from 45-60 minutes.