Our Favorite Independent Releases of 2023 (so far)

 
 

Xo” by Julia Cooper

Julia Cooper is a Polish Christian Pop artist who appeared on NBC’s “The Voice” Season 19 in 2020. Her song “Xo” is an immersive and upbeat tune that is lyrically bold and fresh. 


 
 

“Dancing In The Shower” by Steinsdotter

Steinsdotter is a London-based multidisciplinary artist whos sound can be described as dreamy and ethereal. Her single “Dancing in The Shower” is a flirtatious and feel-good retro-pop track with a carefree and refreshing vibe.

“Michael” by Anna Bates

Anna Bates is an artist in more ways than one. A poet, illustrator, and folk musician, her single “Michael” is a slow and beautiful lyrically focused song that tells a story to its listeners. 

 
 

“ALL OUT” by AZRA

AZRA is a California-based pop-rock singer who has created her own realm, “The 6th Dimension” where those listening to her music can feel free to be themselves. Categorized as “Substance Pop” her single “ALL OUT” is a powerful and rebellious anthem that urges a break away from society’s expectations. 


 
 

“maybe next year” by Fake Dad

Fake Dad is a songwriting duo based in Brooklyn, with a distinct production sound and vocal style. Their newest single “maybe next year” is a nostalgic and intimate indie rock ballad that feels like a genuine love letter to the listener. 

 
 

“Quicksand” by Sedona

Sedona’s most recent single “Quicksand” is a melodic and euphoric record. The premise of the song is about addiction and healing, and the story of everything in between.

 
 

“Better” by Amelie Jat

Amelie Jat is a London-based pop/songwriting artist who strives to make her listeners feel like the “main character”. This new single “Better” is a youthful and honest piece that gives the listener a boost of serotonin and positivity.

 
 

“On My Own” by The Sewing Club

The Sewing Club is a 4 member Indie band from Nashville with a new EP on the way. Their newest single “On My Own” is a lively and raw performance with a slew of melodious and hard-hitting beats accompanying smooth and driven vocals.

 
 

“Do Therapists?” by She Is Jules

She Is Jules is a California-based songwriter who focuses on chronic illness and mental health issues in her work. This song “Do Therapists?” is a thought-provoking track that is fun, but honest, with the hope to make the listener feel less alone in their thoughts.

 
 

‘Juniper’ by Lindsey Sampson

“Juniper” is Lindsey Sampson’s debut solo album, which serves as an exploration of her individual sound. This 12-track indie pop album can be described as a contemplative synth with a dash of country, telling a story of self-recovery and spirituality throughout its 40 minutes.  


 
 

‘Ruminating Thoughts’ by Chris Walton

The Boston-based R&B/Soul artist Chris Walton debuts his first album “Ruminating Thoughts” with 10 tracks of instrument-heavy and vintage sounds. Each song has a different aura while maintaining the ambiance of the album as a whole, taking you through a plethora of emotions and thoughts.

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