Dez Rocket breaks the cycle and dances into the light on new single 'All Ways Forever'

There’s a particular thrill when an artist decides to celebrate their healing. And on 'All Ways Forever', St. Louis songwriter Dez Rocket straps melody to momentum and turns personal evolution into something you can move to.

From the first bars, the track surges forward with bright guitar lines and kinetic rhythm, landing somewhere between alt-rock urgency and late-night dancefloor euphoria. Rocket has always been unafraid to reveal the softer parts of himself, but here he reframes vulnerability as propulsion.

Lyrically, there’s a fascinating tension at play. He circles around the idea of dismantling emotional barriers, almost narrating his own transformation from a slight distance. That subtle shift in perspective gives the song an introspective edge, as if he’s both the protagonist and the observer of his own rebirth. The imagery of tearing down internal defenses and stepping beyond inherited hurt feels urgent yet hopeful, like someone choosing growth over stagnation in real time.

Musically, the track pulses with intention. The artist handles the vocals, guitars, and synth textures himself, building a layered landscape that feels expansive without being cluttered. The bass work from Chuck Williams anchors the groove with warmth and depth, while Paris Parent’s drumming adds drive and lift, pushing the chorus into exhilarating territory. There’s a satisfying push-and-pull between indie grit and shimmering electronic accents, giving the song a buoyant, forward-thinking energy.

What makes 'All Ways Forever' especially compelling is its spirit. Beneath the hooks and rhythmic sparkle lies a willingness to confront the past and step boldly into something freer. It’s the sound of someone choosing joy as an act of courage.

With plans to assemble a new live lineup and return to the stage, Dez Rocket feels poised for a dynamic next chapter. If this single is any indication, he’s ascending and inviting us to rise with him.