The Indie Pea – Electric Bloom

With Electric Bloom, The Indie Pea unveil their most vibrant single yet — a radiant showcase of growth in both songwriting and composition.

From the very first notes, it's clear: this is a band hitting its creative stride. The signature elements are all here — blooming piano, sweeping strings, soaring vocals, glistening guitars — but this time, everything breathes wider and shines brighter. There’s a clarity and freshness to Electric Bloom that feels like a new season breaking through.

Campbell Anderson’s vocals float effortlessly above layered arrangements that are both intricate and immediate — like a kite held aloft by a storm of melody. It’s a sound that’s lush, considered, and undeniably alive.

As the third release from their upcoming EP (due October 17), Electric Bloom cements The Indie Pea as one of the most exciting acts in indie orchestral pop today. Grand yet grounded, this is music that blooms in every sense of the word.

The Indie Pea - Electric Bloom

love it (ft.mille)

paper moons are delicate little worlds - handcrafted, luminous, and fleeting. they're representations of late-night adventures, youthful friendships, and the beauty of things that don't last forever. they remind us all that transient moments can still feel large, surreal, and extraordinary.

paper moons

No alternative

you just wanted someone to take your hand

i’m sorry i left (the 1906 years)

Easy On Myself

Dancing in the Flames

if you knew (bside)

if you knew (wave mix)

A love letter written in the language of stars.
This track imagines a constellation not found in any telescope. A trinity of celestial muses lost in the folds of space and time. Each one holds a different force: guidance, mystery and salvation.

With dreamlike textures and cosmic rhythm, the song drifts through parallel skies where love still exists beyond reason. It’s not about chasing answers, but about feeling the gravity of something eternal.

Some stars don’t burn for science.
They burn for memory, for myth and for those who dared to name them.

Zimara

Hello everyone. You don't need my biography. And you don't need me, you listen to music and maybe it can cause something in you, wake someone up, or make someone angry... What's the difference. Nobody cares about anyone. This is evident from statistics, from life. But sometimes in a pile of shit the light breaks and you see: the shit didn't touch it. From there you can see the Man. Thank you.

No alternative

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