Independent singer-songwriter and recording artist Patrick Doval releases his new Rock single and cinematic music video, “Rocket to the Moon,” bringing together driving guitar-based instrumentation, cinematic storytelling and an imaginative journey beyond Earth. “Rocket to the Moon” follows the story of a man who builds a rocket in an attempt to travel to the moon in search of finding someone to love. Set against expansive landscapes, moonlit imagery and a dreamlike atmosphere, the music video transforms the song’s emotional themes of longing, devotion and distance into a visual journey. The recording features drums performed by Pete Parada, former drummer of The Offspring. Parada’s performance adds to the song’s energetic Rock foundation while complementing Doval’s melodic and atmospheric approach. The song was mixed and mastered by Duncan Sparks in Tennessee, adding the final sonic polish to the recording.

“I wanted ‘Rocket to the Moon’ to feel like more than just a song,” Patrick Doval commented. “The idea was to create a world around the music — something cinematic that captures the feeling of going to impossible lengths to find someone to love.”

Doval wrote and recorded the song as part of his continuing work as an independent artist and filmmaker. His music combines Rock instrumentation, emotion-driven lyrics and cinematic soundscapes. The “Rocket to the Moon” music video expands on those themes through a visual narrative centered on the construction and journey of a rocket, combining elements of science fiction, romance and classic cinematic imagery.