“Daphne Dear” is for my first child. A lullaby that drifts between woozy indie pop and classic baroque-pop warmth with jangly guitars, dreamy lo-fi textures, and lush harmonies wrap around a tender, nostalgic melody. Think Mac DeMarco’s laid-back haze meets the Beatles’ melodic charm, with a touch of psychedelic sweetness.

Daphne Dear (Demo)

This track unfolds in shifting movements : part indie rock, part psychedelic dream, part raw confession. Lyrically, it drifts from surreal imagery (oceans in the woods, spaceships in the mind) to emotional collapse and uneasy self-reflection. Like Paranoid Android reimagined through a scrappy garage lens, it starts as a wandering meditation and unravels into something bigger, louder, and stranger. Recorded as a modern rock experiment in fractured love, paranoia, and fleeting moments of clarity.

Rolly Polly

Carry Me Home

A breezy indie rock track about finding a new home.


The State Song

Golden Road

Wouldn't You Like To

Something Will Happen to Me

EchoPop Supreme

 The definitive version of Storybookland, finalized for the album Animatronic Dream, available now. A cinematic alternative rock track blending fuzz-drenched guitars and haunted-carnival melodies into a psychedelic journey through memory and imagination. Listen to the end for full effect.

Storybookland

Roleplay

Inspired by The Beatles, 1960s oldies, and the bright charm of bubblegum pop, EchoPop’s sound lives somewhere between nostalgia and the future. Her songs are catchy, emotional, and often playfully self-aware.

If EchoPop were a comic book hero, she would be The Professor of Pop, teaching life lessons through melody and turning heartbreak into hooks.

Her music moves across genres from indie pop to electro to rap, all with one purpose: to make you feel something and maybe laugh a little too.

EchoPop Supreme

Echo Pop