Sidney embraces her sentimental indie folk spirit animal on her new single When You Know You Know. Melancholy but still refreshingly inspiring, Sidney flaunt her strong lush voice. The songs bare arrangement accentuates her rare presence, while the melodic tension recalls an influence of Sam Fender. We love that blend.
Sidney is featured on our Indie Underrated Playlist.
Brynja Rán pulled us in from the very first moment of her new single Don’t You Leave. It’s easy to stick around when Brynja is bringing such sultry attitude. With subtle attitude she honors her unique blend of soul, funk, jazz and R&B influences. She adds some indie pop flavor, finding the middle ground between Lake Street Dive and Remi Wolf. It’s super catchy.
Don’t You Leave is featured on our Indie Underrated Playlist
Dreaming of Citra dropped a fun cheeky anthem. Their new single BMW finds metaphorical folly in our superficial conundrum. They add a classic indie rock touch familiar to bands like Doves and turn of the century U2. The female vocal gives the overall vibe a unique essence and fresh appeal. This is how we imagine Hayley Williams might adapt her sound if she fronted U2. Hear for yourself.
Dreaming of Citra are featured on our Indie Underrated Playlist.
The band Mosaik brings funk and soul to an indie rock aesthetic on their new single Throw Away. They add some classic alternative rock flavor and its a convincing approach. Typically these kind of nineties influences don’t translate well in the modern era, but Mosaik knows how to do it right. We hear shades of RHCP, Living Colour, and Faith No More. Add in the enigmatic female lead and you’ve got one hell of a live show.
Mosaik are featured on our Indie Underrated Playlist.
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