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Brooklyn lo-fi pop group Slam Donahue were formed in Wolcott, Connecticut in ’09 2009 by vocalist/guitarist David Otto and bassist Thomas Sommerville. Both self-taught musicians fulfilled in their youthful days and emerged together more than a distributed ravenous curiosity about the annals of pop music. In early stages, the duo …

Based away of Southern California, Orange County pop confectioners the Colourist focus on hook-filled, ebullient indie pop/rock and roll in the vein of Matt & Kim, Foster individuals, Phoenix, and Passion Pit. Shaped around the abilities of ex-Paper Thin Wall space guitarist/vocalist Adam Castilla and drummer/vocalist Maya Tuttle, along with …

Shaped in 2006 across the talents of New York-born guitarist Joe Conte and California indigenous/vocalist/songwriter Victoria Patrick, Los Angeles-based indie pop duo A River Valentine crafts delicate, left-field folk music in the vein of She & Him and Tegan and Sara with a wholesome dose of Velvet Underground sweetness and …

A genre-bending pop trio from NEW YORK, Fun. infuse their literate indie rock and roll songwriting sensibility with such assorted influences as classic ’50s pop music, ’80s adult modern, and hip-hop. Given birth to out of three different rings, Fun. feature the skills of previous the Format business lead vocalist …

Created in 2008 by multi-instrumentalists/Stanford students Jack port Conte and Nataly Dawn, California’s Pomplamoose (an English-spelling approximation from the French phrase for grapefruit) mix the quirky, jazz-tinged, anything-goes songcraft of Regina Spektor and Frida Hyvönen using the open-road, indie pop anthems of fellow male/feminine duos Mates of Condition, the Bird …

Fittingly more than enough, Raleigh’s the Sibling Project includes two siblings: Danny Ranck handles guitar, his older sister Lindsey plays keyboards, plus they both sweetly sing jointly. The duo started performing beneath the name as teens in the first 2000s, self-releasing the generally acoustic Sibling EP in 2002. The record …