Diana Goldberg, the 25 year-old singer-songwriter from Germany releases the new electro pop ballad All Or Nothing.

The new track follows her debut single Occupy Your Mind which was nominated for the German Songwriting Award in 2020
Inspired by Foushée, Billie Eilish, H.E.R, The Weeknd, and Ed Sheeran the Munich native started writing at 14. She plans to drop 3 tracks in 2021 with an EP to follow. Give it a stream.

Stef released the new single “i used to build dreams about you“. You’ll like if you love shoegaze, dream pop, indie pop.

It marks the third single that comes off her upcoming EP “a glitch in our virtual reality.” The 5 song concept EP captures all emotions entangled in a relationship.
Writing from personal experience, Stef shares, “This song captures the feeling of being infatuated with someone when you begin to fall in love”. Give it a stream on KOAR’s Indie Invaders Playlist.

Check out Spin It by LA’s Big X. You’ll like if you love experimental electro-rock or trip hop.
The track landed on Spotify’s Alternative Beats and New Noise. It’s the most unique track on the playlist.
“Spin It is about how once something has been said, people have a tendency to play with what was originally meant – spinning words to match their own narrative” shares Big X

Check out ‘The Girl I Used To Be’ by UK’s HOL – the moniker of 17 year old aka Hollie Findlay. Give it a chance if you like bedroom pop and alt pop. She’s garnered support from BBC Introduction, Amazing Radio, and Radio X.
‘The Girl I Used To Be’ describes a lost girl searching for her old self. The lyrics depict her journey as she thinks she has found the one thing she is looking for – a life-long friend – only to realise that it is actually her former-self” shares Hol.
Give it a stream on KOAR’s Indie Invaders Playlist.

Check out the new track Exocoetidaes by San Diego based singer-songwriter Norii. I like it because it’s different and takes you on a bit of journey. The new song follows her piano ballad So it Goes.

She got the idea from a documentary. “I found this video from BBC Earth where a bunch of flying fish were being eaten from the birds above and the bigger fish underneath. Me, being pretty sad and isolated at the time, made up a bunch of parallels between my hopelessness and the doomed life of flying fish, aka, “exocoetidae” shares Norii.
It’s her personal favorite song to date. Go check it out on KOAR’s Indie Invaders Playlist.