indie underrated

You’ve got to dig your teeth into Vulture, the new single from Test Patterns. A crazy catchy cadence jives beneath relentless claps that collide with textured synths. The rhythm alters and cuts intriguingly as the catchy vocal threatens to break into fits of melodica. Stylistically they find the middle ground between Outkast, The Gorillaz, and something more modern.

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Delco gets all the love but there’s a lot to be said about Northeast Philly and its surrounding towns. The alt pop project Levittown Americans embraces one of those towns and though their might be a bit of jest to their association, it comes laced with an underlying appreciation for the authenticity of that area. In tandem their single Good Times shines with the carefree versatile spirit of the area. Both hip hop and indie pop have a stake in their sound. A rich stylistic blend, Good Times keeps it catchy.

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They call themselves The Moss and much like their namesake, they’re naturally infectious and guaranteed to take over. Their new single Your Way is full of magnetic rhythmic jive, but it’s the curious catchy vocal that’ll put them on the map. We think they’ll instantly connect with fans of projects like Mk.gee.

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Andi Brielle it’s special. It’s obvious from the first moments of her new single Imagine. It’s an intimate, reflective alt‑pop/indie soul debut with dreamy textures, synths & heartbeat percussion. The song explores the tension between control and surrender. Brielle herself is refreshingly soulful while retaining an indie songwriter essence. She’s a dynamic darling in the vein of Lorde or Billie Eilish.

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