Gin Wife’s new song “Pro Golfers” is out now. Gin Wife shows off her vocal range with melodies that flow up and down seamlessly. Her harmonic layering breathes even more life into the track and brings a euphoric vibe to the song.
Her singing comes with a sense of longing, but the catchy melodies bring a sense of hope to her energy. The lyrics are amusing and straightforward, showing Gin Wife isn’t afraid to be honest and vulnerable.
Check out “Pro Golfers” on our Best New Indie 2025 Playlist.
Gigi Wilde has returned with her new song “permission.” The track is tenuously sprinkled with ethereal production aspects that Wilde floats atop effortlessly. Her melodies are unrestricted and soar all over the place, bringing a sense of diversity and evolution throughout the track’s duration.
Although “permission” starts as a modest ballad, it eventually blossoms into a more complex song with a drum line being introduced and effects being laced into her vocals. The track is the perfect blend between a funereal ballad and an ethereal anthem.
You can find “permission” on our Best New Indie 2025 Playlist.
RIMENY’s new song “Matt” is a beautifully constructed cinematic piece full of unique instrumentation and catchy melodies. The style of production is very reminiscent of rising star Mk.gee with its phased guitar tones and reverberated drums.
The track is backed by piano chords and tom fills that bring a cinematic approach to the production. RIMENY’s infectious vocal tones are amplified by his captivating melodies. RIMENY’s style holds a particular sonic quality that’s refreshingly unique.
Listen to “Matt” on our Best New Indie 2025 Playlist now.
San Gabriel’s new track “Alone in My Room” is out now. The relatable chorus feels like a grand release of energy, especially because of its lyrics about “dancing alone in your room.” Gabriel’s vocal range is extensive, and he lets that show as he maneuvers between each section of the song.
The song opens with sample chops and eventually evolves into a more refined production with atmospheric synths and textural percussive sounds. Overdriven synths take place where guitars would usually fit, glistening synths overtake the melody during the back end of the track, and it’s unique approaches like this that set San Gabriel apart from other artists.
“Alone in My Room” is on our Best New Indie 2025 Playlist.
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