Dan Croll

Upcoming album, Winning Streak is a reflective and quietly defiant body of work shaped by transition, distance, and re-evaluation. Written after leaving Los Angeles and returning to the UK, the album emerges from a period of taking stock of past decisions, shifting definitions of success, and the lingering pull of roads not taken.

At its core, Winning Streak is not about victory in any conventional sense. Instead, it explores the persistence required to keep going when outcomes fall short of expectations.

The title is intentionally ironic: less a celebration of uninterrupted success, and more a nod to the resilience found in continuing despite setbacks.

But throughout the upcoming album, life is portrayed as fast-moving and unpredictable, with shifting goalposts and frequent setbacks. Yet within that instability, it finds meaning in smaller, quieter victories, the kind that only reveal themselves after things have fallen apart and been rebuilt.

Rather than offering resolution, Winning Streak sits in the space between trying, failing, and trying again, suggesting that endurance, perspective, and the act of continuing might be the closest thing to winning there is.