Veronica Bianqui
“Victim”
Singer-songwriter (and multi-instrumentalist) Veronica Bianqui offers a promising new voice on the indie scene. Her latest single, “Victim”, is both tribute and affirmation in addressing the loss of her sister to opioid addiction.
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PAVVLA
“This Is Not A Movie”
The lofi, experimental indie sound of PAVVLA comes to us from Spain. Her debut album, Creatures, earned the songwriter a horde of Spotify streams and a spot at SXSW. PAVVLA returns with this new single, “This Is Not A Movie”. The song is lovely and the video proves equally touching.
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The Fresh & Onlys
“Wolf Lie Down”
San Francisco is going through a Garage Rock Revival and The Fresh & Onlys are very much a part of that movement. “Wolf Lie Down” is the title track from the band’s 2017 release through Sinderlyn Records. Check out The Fresh & Onlys performing “Wolf Lie Down” live at Tapetown and then head here to score the album.
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Lauran Hibberd
“Eliza“
Lauran Hibberd’s kittenish voice reminds me of Lily Allen and her buoyant brand of indie-folk will have you bouncing around in no time. This Isle of Wight singer-songwriter is one to watch.
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LVRS
“Now is Light”
The Michigan-based 3-piece known as LVRS (livers? lovers? levers?) offers up a dreamy number with “Now is Light”. There’s a slightly old-fashioned sensibility to the indie-dream-pop of LVRS that matches the found footage aesthetic of the music video.
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Coopertheband
“Rebels”
This six-piece orchestral indie-rock ensemble from Jackson [TN] comprised of self-proclaimed music nerds has a foot-stomping sound perfect for road trips with friends or backyard bonfires. Get ready for the uplifting energy of Coopertheband’s “Rebels”.
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Pleaser
“The Wave”
Pleaser has a slacker drone sound that takes me back to indie’s early days. The band is part of a musical collective of like-minded musicians known as Figbox where it seems bands swap players for a multitude of projects. Who knew there was a such creative energy tucked away in Davie [FL]?
