Late-night indie folk for the restless and reflective: Get Lost Cassidy Frost delivers a sad, tender KEXP-approved single born from bedtime questions about family, god, and ordinary loss. Never the Bridle threads modern motherhood, trauma, and anxiety into 25 lo-fi minutes of grit and unexpected humour—Hello Kitty picks and borrowed flutes included. Sophie Noel wraps environmental guilt in shimmering '60s art-pop, while Jack Hayter haunts the room with his world-beaten, Brel-inflected balladry—"Tom Waits and mates running amok in a second hand music shop." Zane Alexander sings of identity and displacement across cultures in French and Spanish, rounding out a quietly essential listen.

Indie Folk releases

true love (demo) by wet market fish cover art

“first song and first demo of 'a body of water, of separate moments' (an album im still working on) thanks for listening, i hope you like it :)”

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