From the windswept fringes of indie folk comes something worth your ears: Darren Hayman resurfaces a beloved 2006 ukulele EP from the North Devon coast—rain-soaked, bittersweet, and quintessentially British. Jana Pochop literally crawled across Georgia O'Keeffe's studio floor to capture its reverb for a haunting indie-folk-pop tapestry bridging Brooklyn and New Mexico. With Stones in His Pockets conjures gothic-folk darkness around doppelgangers and history repeating, while The B Roads takes a post-rock jazz-folk road trip through middle England, singing of AI, longing, and the endless road going nowhere fast. Joel Julian blends folk, ambient, and noise into a meditation on circular thinking and faint hope.
Indie Folk releases
“Perfect fall music, the kind of song you’d listen to late at night on a long drive home.”
“Darren Hayman (Hefner / The French / New Starts) shares one of his earliest solo releases to accompany your rainy Summer holiday”
“Haunting, gorgeous, and occasionally unhinged solo EP from Jack Hayter (Hefner / Papernut Cambridge / Dollboy).”
“Hot Nights is the 60s art pop summer bop of your dreams. Perfect soundtrack for when the world is burning”
“Through melody and dissonance, [DIS]COMFORT explores themes of habitual struggles, circular thinking, the paradox of finding comfort in that which is ultimately self-destructive, and the faint hope...”
“Lo-fi acoustic songs about identity and belonging, sung across cultures, sung in French and Spanish”
“Powerlines is a haunting tapestry of indie-folk-pop that maps the distance between Brooklyn’s urban pulse and the expansive New Mexican sky, featuring reverbs recorded inside Georgia O’Keeffe’s Abi...”