Tag: Outside Pedestrian music

A Quiet Confrontation: Blind Man’s Daughter’s “Harbor Boulevard”

Blind Man’s Daughter has constructed something peculiar with the single “Harbor Boulevard,” a song that feels less like a piece of music and more like discovering a perfectly preserved room from a house that no longer exists. Ashley Wolfe’s project here builds a world with the clean, approachable architecture of country-pop, yet there’s a strange dust mote shimmer in the air—those cinematic flourishes—that catches...

Edie Yvonne Chronicles Teenage Angst With Poise In New Single “I Might”

Edie Yvonne's "I Might" Closes Her Trilogy of Teen Revelations with Ethereal Grace The 16-year-old Los Angeles Artist Transforms Diary Pages into Indie-Pop Gold, Proving Coming-of-Age Stories Still Have New Stories to Tell. Edie Yvonne shows that age doesn't matter when it comes to making powerful songs. With her new single "I Might," the singer-songwriter from Los Angeles continues to make her mark on the indie-pop...

Unholy Polyrhythms: Outside Pedestrian’s “Jesu Joy of Man’s Desiring”

A rubber band ball, meticulously constructed and then unceremoniously dropped, that's what Outside Pedestrian's "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" feels like. Not the ball...