Anjali Rose Kumar
Anjali Rose Kumar is a musician, videographer, and creative freak based in Brooklyn, NYC. Anjali is learning to cope with a self-imposed quarantine in NYC’s second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic by spending her hours recording music in her bedroom, watching her unemployment leave her bank account, and embarking on a newly revived love of writing. In fact, when Anjali was 10 years old she was convinced she would live her life as a writer, however, she would often confuse her teachers by making up her own vocabulary and therefore buried the interest for 15 years. Cheers to the new years ahead of us. You can find out more about Anjali here.
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Shadwick Wilde – “When All of This Is Over”
Thoughtful rhyme schemes outline the ebb and flow of this gentle tune.
Fall in love to Sleep Walking Animals’ “Wild Folk”
Gentle, soothing harmonies cascaded to build a warm, spirited mood.
UNXIGNED Highlights: Jeni Schapire
Like a reverie, Schapire’s single pulls listeners into swells of synth-scapes and gentle movements that lull the longing hearts learning to embrace the growth and mortality of life.
Sink into the sway of lo-fi indie folk with “Down the Aisle” by Johnny
Catch yourself swaying to the languid acoustic rockabilly riffs of “Down the Aisle”.
UXIGNED Highlights: Parker Smith
Thoughtful imagery sheds light on a larger theme.
Chandanie – “You Touch My Heart”
Emotive swells and languid vocals touch your heart and soothe your soul.
Quelle Rox – “No Surprises”
Beachy guitar lines string together the groove that keep listeners vibing.
Tampico Lasting Love – “Fashion Icon Margaret Willden”
Come experience this quirky bop etched with groovy tweaks, courtesy of Tampico Lasting Love.
Matt Monsoor – “The Rower”
A gentle trip through time and space within a sonic diaspora of rock, experimental music, and grunge.