Sea Girls just dropped a new uptempo rocking single called ‘I Want You To Know Me.’ It’s part of their upcoming third album, ‘Midnight Butterflies,’ set to be released on June 14th. The album has twelve tracks, including their earlier hits ‘Weekends & Workdays’ and ‘Young Strangers.’ The band is excited about the new record, with frontman Henry Camamile describing it as the feeling of a new and energetic band making their debut. He says the album is super optimistic and euphoric, and making it was a really freeing experience. Camamile adds that it’s an exciting time for music in different genres, and they’re thrilled to be part of it.

Sea Girls, a British indie rock band since 2015, is all about good vibes and catchy tunes. The cool quartet includes Henry Camamile (singer and guitar), Rory Young (lead guitar), Andrew Dawson (bass), and Oli Khan (drums).

They’re known for their lively shows and feel-good indie rock anthems. “Damage Done” was their first big hit under Polydor, released on May 7, 2019. Before that, they kicked things off with “Call Me Out” on June 1, 2017, and a cool EP with the same name on June 8, 2017. They kept the music flowing with “Heavenly War” on January 4, 2018, and “Adored” on June 5, 2018. Their first EP with Polydor, “Under Exit Lights,” dropped on March 6, 2020.

Sea Girls is not just about singles—they’ve got two awesome albums, “Open Up Your Head” in 2020 and “Homesick” in 2022. And guess what? Both albums rocked the UK Top 3 charts!

Eva Snyder drops the new single “dead to me,” which is part of her forthcoming record “seventeen.” Reminiscent of Billie Eilish and Taylor Swift, fans of bedroom indie pop will embrace.

Eva is from Massachusetts but now lives in Nashville, with some influence from San Francisco. She combines both coasts’ vibes to create a unique sound. With over 20 years of experience, she sings honest lyrics on her acoustic guitar with a pop feel. Her music is inspired by artists like Maren Morris, Halsey, and Julia Michaels, featuring straightforward lyrics on bold melodies.

The Haunt released the uptempo rock song “I Don’t Like The Quiet“. The track brings back memories of the early 2000s when alternative rock and black eyeliner dominated the music scene.

The Haunt, co-founded by Anastasia Grace Haunt and her brother Maxamillion “Max” Haunt, is an alternative music project with a gothic vibe, electronic touches, and cinematic drama. Their latest EP, “Do Not Resuscitate,” was released in 2024 with Nettwerk Music Group.

“Our sibling mind-reading is a big factor in how we work together,” Max observes. “I can understand what Anastasia wants to communicate musically, because we’ve been living in the same house since she was born and creating music together since she was 11. There’s nothing like our connection.”

“We can argue, say whatever we want to say to each other, and then reconvene a few minutes later on the same page,” Anastasia laughs. “He’s stuck with me, so it makes it easier on the both of us to write music.”

When Anastasia was just 12, she began playing gigs and teaming up with her older brother. In 2018, they started The Haunt. Their song “Cigarettes & Feelings” became a fan favorite with over 14 million Spotify streams. In 2021, the “Love You Better” from their Social Intercourse EP got over 3 million Spotify streams. They performed with bands like Palaye Royale and The Struts. In 2023, their Dead On Arrival EP got over 3 million streams.

Sean Waters and the Sunrise Genius have released the infectious track “Put Up a Bet“. This indie pop tune blurs the lines between folk and pop, and is perfect for fans of Fleet Foxes, The Decemberists, and Bon Iver.

The track could find a spot on Spotify’s Playlists like Indie Pop, Indie Folk, Folk & Friends, Acoustic Hits, Fresh Folk, Indie Chillout, Indie All Stars, Folk Favourites.

Growing up in Colorado in the 1980s with hippie parents, Sean Waters earned master’s degrees in philosophy and education. He played in the jam-rock band Wasabi and the indie-folk duo the Seers, known for their hard work in the region.

After performing in over a thousand shows for eighteen years, Waters got his big break in 2019. L.A.-based producer Justin Andres, known for working with Eric Burdon & the Animals, liked Waters’ demos. Waters went to L.A. to record “Easy Graces,” his first solo single, praised for its grounded and poetic style.

“Easy Graces” became popular on hype-machine, with bloggers noting its haunting quality about feeling misunderstood in a world focused on likes. In early 2020, Waters headlined a sold-out hometown show and signed a deal with Syncopate Media. During the pandemic, he focused on songwriting, studio work, and videography while teaching writing remotely at Colorado State University.

Smallpools, an indie rock trio, have started off 2024 with their new uptempo single “Night Shift“, making it the perfect upbeat rocker.

The band says, “Sometimes we get stuck in a routine that we can’t break out of. The nightshift provides a comfortable anonymity, but we wanna find more. Will we bring to life a dream that still lingers within or remain in this loop that is the nightshift,”

Smallpools first made waves with their catchy debut song, “Dreaming,” which went RIAA Certified Gold. The track quickly climbed the Hype Machine chart and got support from alternative radio stations across the country. They appeared on popular late-night shows like Late Night with Seth Meyers and Jimmy Kimmel Live. The band dropped their well-received first album, LOVETAP!, in 2015. They followed it up with two EPs, “The Science of Letting Go” (2017) and “So Social” (2019), and their second full-length album, “Life in a Simulation,” in 2021. With just two albums and two EPs, Smallpools has racked up over 400 million streams.

For the past seven years, Smallpools has been on the road, performing sold-out headline tours and opening for Twenty One Pilots, Walk the Moon, Neon Trees, Grouplove, and Two Door Cinema Club. They’ve also rocked major festivals like Lollapalooza, Firefly, and Summerfest.