Keep going around the sharp curve until you see the sign for “Mulberry Drive”. You’ll bump straight into the brand-new piano rock single from Dave Lebental's Karma Train. Lurking behind the catchy melody are pensive thoughts about the innocence of childhood that can’t be recaptured. Apparently “Mulberry Drive” has changed over time. Gone are the kids playing outside. What the hell happened to this street? 

 “Mulberry Drive” is the vibing lead single from the upcoming “Stylus” LP . 

Karma Train is led by singer/songwriter/keyboardist Dave Lebental. The band blends a modern piano rock sound with classic rock sensibilities. Perfect listening for fans of  Elton John,  Billy Joel, Keane, Supertramp, & The Beatles. 

"It’s not changing the world but it’s changing the way I feel”. My new single explores the magic power in a great song to change our whole day. Written on piano, “Changing” unravels the mysterious process known to songwriters and anyone involved in creative pursuits.  I recorded this track in my home studio in LA. I built it up by layering & playing grand piano, organ, bass, slide guitar, synth, tenor sax, alto sax, trumpet and trombone and sang all the vocal parts. 

This song was influenced by The Beatles, Jellyfish, Supertramp, Brian Wilson, Paul McCartney, World Party, Billy Joel, & Elton John. I like to call this song genre “progressive pop”.  “Changing the Way I Feel” has a multi section song structure which adds a bit of complexity but the hooks repeat themselves enough to give the listener a comfortable ride! 

Backed by my live band, Karma Train, I'm currently performing this song on US tour dates. Check out the artful music video for this song on my YouTube Channel.  If you just discovered me, hello! Follow me on Spotify, YouTube and BandsinTown. Social media: Facebook: Dave Lebental and also Karma.Train.band. Same for Instagram.