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Music Video Finds – Izzy Escobar, Night Teacher, Stephonne, BETS
These videos are some of the best we’ve seen lately. Check out some of our favorite Music Video Finds below! Izzy Escobar – Sunny In London Night Teacher – Never Better Stephonne – Worship at the Chapel BETS – Jenny Read more
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Indie Underrated – Annie Elise, Stroik, MacGregor Burns, Romi O
There’s something about Annie. The imaginative beat at the root of her new single Let Go transports you to another dimension. The rock breakdown that follows amplifies her eclectic essence. We love this blend. The music video adds an incredibly gory details. Who is Annie Elise? We can’t wait to find out how this project… Read more
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Indie Underrated – Risley, Phoric, Crimson, Broken Glass Kid
We dig a proper cover and we got that and more when Risley took on the Mazzy Star classic Halah. Embracing the songs dreamy essence and giving it an Alt Country angle tickles our fancy. Risley is a vibe. Phoric is sneaky catchy on the new single Let Go. This indie pop jam has one… Read more
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Indie Underrated – Smokey Brights, Denham Audio + piri + Tommy Villiers, People Pleasers, Kramon
We love what we hear in “Home,” the newest single by Smokey Brights. This song is characterized by busy-yet-subdued instrumentals and a powerful lead vocal performance. It has a reggae flair that reminds us a little of artists like MAGIC! and a lofi indie-pop quality that brings artists like beabadoobee to mind. It even gets… Read more
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Indie Underrated – The Sways, YYY + Jonny Darko, SunYears + Nicole Atkins, Real Pleasure
Fans of artists like Fleet Foxes and Lord Huron will love this new song by The Sways. “Someday We Will Dream About Today” is an indie-folk delight. The song is characterized by acoustic guitars, woodwind-adjacent synth tones, and catchy, rhythmic vocal melodies. It should fit perfectly on your campfire playlist. Take flight with “Airplane Mode”… Read more
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Indie Underrated – Jnatra, BEST DAD, Alpine Reserve, Modern Nun
“Loyal Monsters (feat. Jeffrey Perez),” is a versatile and atmospheric new indietronica single by Jnatra. The song is anchored by doom-inspired synths and hip-hop rhythms, and it’s decorated with an unpredictable array of digital tones. We love how the pure lead vocal performance sounds like it’s been put through a gritty filter, and we think… Read more