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Look out for Zoe Wakelam and the track Acceptable Hell. It’s unique, has a cool melody and a bit experimental, but very listenable. I dunno, but this is the music I love right now. The Aussie born singer songwriter who now lives in the UK draws inspiration from FINNEAS, twenty øne piløts, half•alive, Wallows and Billie Eilish. Think electro and bedroom pop. Give it a stream on our indie invaders playlist.

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Morbid In The Morning is a really good track from Australian artist Benfield. You’ll love it especially if you like Bon Iver and The National. He released his debut EP in late 2018. Give it a stream.

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A Virginia hip-hop group RDGLDGRN and UK singer Vanela come together and release a fun track Good Life. Both acts have a colorful background which you can read here. Why did I dedicate space for this track? Because it may lift your spirits. The track is called Good Life after all. Check it out on Indie Invaders Playlist.

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SAREYA just released a fun uptempo track Hiding Place. She released two singles last year which were more chill but her newer batch are more playful that shows a more brighter side of the Canadian singer – songwriter. She says, “I want my music to speak to people. I want to create a wide variety of music that anyone can relate to, no matter what age they are or what state of mind they’re in. I want my music to convey many different messages because life is complicated and creates different struggles for everyone. I want to express my heartbreak, life battles, what I’ve witnessed, seen and experienced through music in hopes that others find comfort in knowing that there is someone out there that feels the same as they do.”

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