indie underrated

Die Softly has really caught our attention with her new single, Shade. The song, a driving, retro inspired pop jam, touches on themes of moving on. Die Softly sings about shade in order to move on from an arrogant partner. Her vocals recall those of Dua Lipa, with a melody that brings to mind St.… Read more

Dead Rituals-Faults Fans of My Bloody Valentine and The 1975 need to check out the Dead Rituals’ new single, Faults. In collaboration with dream folk singer Isadora Eden, Dead Rituals have put out a groovy, post-punk bop that agonizes over the complexity of human relationships. This complexity is shown in the way that the vocals… Read more

Jen Lush caught our attention with her new single, Lovers Parting, Dawn. The song, based on a poem by Australian poet Kevin Brophy, is a rollercoaster of emotions that touch on the human conditions of love, loss and longing. Jen Lush’s gorgeous vocals add a tinge of heartbreak and lamenting the loss of a loved… Read more

Fans of Mac DeMarco and Steve Lacy will love the new single from indie musician Fonvery. His new single, produced and recorded by Fonvery himself, features incredibly lush production and heartfelt lyrics. Fonvery has a deep, rich voice that communicates the feelings of inadequacy and the desire to grow incredibly well. His vocals can draw… Read more

Lee Switzer-Woolf-Yucatan Hot off the presses of his second solo album, Annihilation Signals, Lee Switzer-Woolf has brought us a slinky new single with his track, Yucatan. Switzer-Woolf has placed the poetic lyrics he’s well known for front and center on this track, that combine with light, breathy vocals to bring out the melancholy in the… Read more

BAYWUD and Dvniel caught our attention with their most recent single, Stand By You. The track features backing vocals in the chorus that really add to the song’s anthemic nature while not cramming the track too much. The verse vocals are light and expressive, with a slight flutter to them that exposes the track’s vulnerability.… Read more