Kevin Bronson on October 18th, 2016

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For Samira Winter, everything is and continues to be about reverie. Her first EP as Winter, conceived in Boston before the Brazilian singer-songwriter moved to L.A., was titled “Daydreaming.” Winter’s dreamy 2015 full-length, a collection of cherubic popgazing so buoyant it gives gravity a bad name, was titled “Supreme Blue Dream.” And Winter’s new single is titled “Dreaming,” a tune that was 1) originally penned in 2013, 2) thought to be lost when the band’s laptop was stolen on tour, 3) unexpectedly recovered on a back-up hard drive, and 4) did not appear on “Supreme Blue Dream.” It’s lush and … dreamy. And sounds like it could have been lifted from the Sarah Records catalog. Winter is currently working on a new album “Ethereality.” Like somebody once said, dream until your dreams come true.

||| Stream: “Dreaming”

||| Live: Winter plays tonight at the Bootleg Theater, where Ablebody celebrate their album release, Ducktails headlines and Wyatt Blair also supports. Winter also plays Nov. 6 at the Continental Room in Fullerton. Tickets.