Look out for JERUB and the new song Feel It. “It’s a powerful anthemic reminder that you’re allow to Feel your feelings and be true to yourself” shares Jerub. The Nottingham artist released his debut single Paint Me Gold in 2019. Although a wide taste in music, he cites Ed Sheeran, Chance the Rapper, Adele and Jon Bellion as influences. He’s garnered supported from Dean Jackson on BBC introducing East Midlands and picked up spins on BBC6 Music. Give it a stream on KOAR’ Indie Invaders Playlist.

The concert industry is still mourning over cancellation of Glastonbury Festival. The Festival was cancelled two years in a row because of the global pandemic.

The organizer released an official statement:

“With great regret, we must announce that this year’s Glastonbury Festival will not take place, and that this will be another enforced fallow year for us.

In spite of our efforts to move Heaven & Earth, it has become clear that we simply will not be able to make the Festival happen this year. We are so sorry to let you all down.”

Sending shockwaves through the concert industry many are wondering if touring will resume at all in 2021. Although shows are set to resume in the fall many aren’t getting their hopes up. The virus is raging out of control, and many are waiting patiently for the vaccine roll out hoping that we develop some type of herd immunity.

Cara Hart released a new track Juicy. Give it a few listens and you’ll like it more and more. Sometimes life requires more than 30 seconds of our time. The LA-based singer-songwriter originally from Barcelona broke on the scene with the song Breaking Habits followed by Glitter which was produced by Dwilly (Kiiara, Grey, NOTD). Give it a stream on KOAR’s Indie Invaders Playlist.

Swedish singer-songwriter LOVA unveiled her debut album Grown-ish and dropped Dance For The Hell It via Republic Records.

Growing up she listened to Florence + The Machine, Gavin Degraw and Lauryn Hill.
When speaking about her new single LOVA says, “I find myself often at parties wanting the ‘cool’ kids to acknowledge me but they’re too busy caring about themselves. “Dance For The Hell of It” is the realization their opinion is irrelevant and you’d rather have fun and dance in your own company.”
The 20 year is moving up the Swedish ranks. Following the release of her debut EP Scripted Reality, she became a blog favorite, the single “You Me and The Silence” totaled over 20 million streams, and she received a nomination of “Best New Artist” at the P3 Guld Awards.  YouTube Music dubbed her an “Artist to Watch” for 2019.

Chicago-based singer songwriter Adam Curry, going under the moniker of SOCIALS shares the new track Harlem.

“I just want to write songs that can become a part of somebody’s personal soundtrack. A song can claim a moment in our lives or a feeling that we might just forget if there wasn’t a melody tied to it. SOCIALS music is about coming face to face with these moments, hopeful or bleak, and embracing them” shares the indie pop artist.
His debut single “Oxygen” was released in February 2020. Check out Harlem on KOAR’s Indie Invaders Playlist.