Indie Underrated – COPPR, Our Bodies, Jeji, B-O-D-I-E-S

COPPR brings a unique candid vibe to his new single Life Well Lived. The German artist brings swagger and a lucid lyrical touch to this convincing indie pop production. Vibrant textured instruments feel alive while COPPR himself brings incredible feeling to the work. Illuminated by saturation and subtle effects, the singers voice feels tethered to…

COPPR brings a unique candid vibe to his new single Life Well Lived. The German artist brings swagger and a lucid lyrical touch to this convincing indie pop production. Vibrant textured instruments feel alive while COPPR himself brings incredible feeling to the work. Illuminated by saturation and subtle effects, the singers voice feels tethered to the electronic essence of the song. It’s a sort of indie pop rap blend and we just can’t get enough of it.

Hear it now on our Indie Underrated Playlist.

“A song about the exact moment you stop choosing fear over everything you actually want.” That’s how Our Bodies explain the inspiration behind their new song Tastebud. They dress that energy in an anthemic indie pop arrangement that feels radio ready. We hear shades of Del Water Gap mixed with a taste of something more commercial, but still tasteful. Hear for yourself.

Our Bodies are featured on our Indie Underrated Playlist.

Soulful and emotive, it’s easy to lose yourself in the lush heartfelt essence of Another Life, the new single from Jeji. There’s an urband underlayer to this vibe, one that understands the lure of the night but wants a version of it where their eyes are closed. In that way their writing recalls an influence of Steve Lacy and Frank Ocean mixed with an added retro pop inclination.

Hear it now on our Indie Underrated Playlist.

Kat Frankie is bringing a rare aesthetic to indie pop with her projects BODIES. The German based vocal ensemble bypasses familiar instruments for something universally personal, our bodies. No that’s not a typo or a sly joke. Their new single The Dream embraces claps and snaps and choir like voices in lieu of drums, synths, and soft pads. Its convincing too.

The Dream is featured on our Indie Underrated Playlist.

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