MORE Indie Invaders / POSTED BY: KINGSOFAR

The Stockholm duo Moment which is made up of Rasmus and Joel release the indie pop track Shut Up. It’s the first song since leaving their music label and comes off their upcoming new album ‘New Beginnings’. The track which is about looking forward and not in the past has been getting blog love which everybody is calling it a energy filled pop tune. The band will release a playful video next week that has them hanging with horses. Give it a stream!
rvibergartist@gmail.com

      MORE Indie Invaders / POSTED BY: KINGSOFAR

Nashville based Dara releases the track Why Do I Only Think Of You? It has a nineties indie vibe and it gets catchier and catchier after a couple of listens. It’s the third release off her forthcoming EP! and is the follow-up to my personal favorite “Don’t Wanna Cry“. Before moving to Nashville, the 22 year old spent some time crafting her sound working with music producer Dave Cobb (Sturgill Simpson, and Chris Stapleton). Her latest tracks are a bit of a departure of her earlier work in that she re-discovered artist like The Strokes, Arctic Monkeys, and David Bowie. Maybe she is still finding her sound, but she has a great voice. Give it a stream.

      MORE Indie Invaders / POSTED BY: KINGSOFAR

Gatsby releases two new tracks Twisted and Lonely. Combining the popular sounds of today, both sound like top 40 charting songs. While writing for an array of artists he definitely has a knack for songwriting. He cites Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, Justin Timberlake, Kanye West as influences. His debut single Brooklyn which was released in the fall of 2018 has nearly 100k Spotify streams. With his latest track Lonely, Gatsby tells Kings, “I think that feeling of loneliness can creep in for everyone. Whether you’re someone who’s young and trying to figure out life, or if you’ve been happily married for 30 years, there are just moments when it creeps in. We all want to be known. For me, the first line of the chorus is just that vulnerable moment when you’re wanting someone to tell you that they feel it too.” Give it a stream.

      MORE Indie Invaders / POSTED BY: KINGSOFAR

Look out for Monique who goes under the moniker of ZINN. She just released the track Rise Above. Citing Bebe Rexha, Halsey, and Jessie Reyez as influences her latest track is impressive considering it’s her debut track. ZINN tells Kings that she will roll out three more tracks in the coming months before releasing the self titled EP. With the latest track ZINN also tells Kings, “I want people to rise above the differences. Understand the fact we are different people and have different opinions yet we are in the same place”. She continues, “We have so much energy we put into the world and we waste it on anger”.
ryan@clutch32.com

      MORE Indie Invaders / POSTED BY: KINGSOFAR

Dani Sylvia drops the soulful electric pop track Shadows on the Sun. She’s been praised by BBC Introducing and supported ‘Haley Reinhart’ at The o2 Academy Islington and ‘The Feeling’ on their UK tour. Dani tells Kings, “This song is about the pain of being the only one who is broken-hearted by the ending of a relationship. It’s about saying “I wish you were hurting as much as I am right now so that we could share the weight of this heartbreak! But you don’t care.. and that sucks.” For me when I wrote this song I was trying to capture that kind of horrible shame that comes with knowing that you are not a loss to someone and that they aren’t grieving you. It can make you feel unimportant. The phrase ‘Shadows on the Sun’ to me explores that feeling of total chaos, confusion and that the world is upside down and warped”. Check it out.

Newsletter
Twitter
Facebook
Recent Posts
  • Essy Shines Bright with Synth-Pop Gem “Moonlight”
  • Lauren Presley’s “Can I Be Happy” – A Pop Rock Anthem for the Soul
  • Monotronic’s “Everything Moves” – A High-Energy Rocker with a ‘90s Goth Edge
  • Alban Ramosaj Returns with Ghost of the Past—A Haunting Prelude to Heartbreak Motel
  • ZZ Ward’s “Love Alive” Brings Blues Back to the Spotlight
  • Casey Ruth Little’s “Smudge on the Lens” – A Must-Hear for Indie Folk Fans
  • Jadeyn Snider Makes a Powerful Debut with Memories—A Soulful Reflection on the Past and Future
  • Kellan Christopher Cragg’s “After The Rain” is the Indie Folk Song for Your Playlist
  • Yodashe’s “LITE” Brings a Dark Soundscape to Your Playlist
  • Kylie Rothfield Drops Indie Pop Gem ‘Old Man’
  • Romy Mounzer Releases Debut EP Feel: A Bold Blend of Pop and Reggae Fusion
  • PHWOAR Drops Dark, 90s-Inspired Anthem “Waiting for the Sun” Ahead of Upcoming EP
  • Mins Shares “HWYGO,” A Lo-Fi Indie Pop Track About Moving On
  • May The Muse Shines with “Diamonds or Pearls”
  • David Bavas Delivers Heartfelt Reflections with “Old Rusty Sports Cars”
  • Leo and The Lioness Release New Track “Hand Heart”
  • Syd Taylor Drops “Honey Comb,” Blending Vintage Inspiration with Modern Flair
  • Carson Cruz Debuts with “Anything At All,” Blending Pop with Bedroom and Indie Influences
  • From New Zealand, August For Dawn Offers a Hazy, Textured Take on Classic Folk with “Methanol”
  • Plastic Harpoons Strike Gold: Reviving Rock ‘n’ Roll with Their Genre-Blending Sound
  • Faith Siwy Debuts with Emotional Ballad “Those Days”
  • Alec Hershey Shifts to Pop-Rock with New Single “Heart 2 Heart”
  • MC4D Drops New Folktronica Single “Travel On”
  • The Eiffels Release Energetic New Music Video for “Beautiful Life”
  • GRLwood Drops Defiant New Album TEARS Featuring the Bold Track “Fake”
  • Ella Vaillancourt Inspires with Uplifting New Track “Be The Dreamer”
  • Grace Winslow Captures Heartache and Reflection in Her New Track “Never Mind”
  • Jeremy & The Harlequins Deliver Haunting Western Rock Anthem with ‘How Long?’”
  • Matilde G Captures The Raw Pain in the New haunting piano ballad “Cold”
  • Lauren Presley’s “People Live” – A Haunting Anthem About Trauma and Its Impact on Future Relationships
  • Follow

    Home

         

    About

         

    Contact

         

    Daily Readership

    Copyright 2025 Kings of A&R     Website Design by PaleBird