Independent artist Indira May is captivating audiences with her groundbreaking EP, Imaginary Problems. Combining elements of jazz, indie, and electronic music, the five-track release has been hailed as a genre-defying masterpiece. The opening track, ‘don’t feed the sharks’, has already made waves, earning a spot as BBC Introducing Sussex & Surrey’s ‘Track of the Day’ and gaining airplay in retail spaces like H&M. Its dreamy synths and haunting vocals offer a mesmerizing introduction to Indira’s unique sound.
The EP doesn’t shy away from tough subjects, as evidenced by ‘childsplay’, a deeply personal exploration of chronic illness. Inspired by Indira’s battle with endometriosis, the track’s eerie production and emotional lyrics highlight the strength and vulnerability of living with such challenges. By addressing these themes through her art, Indira brings much-needed visibility to a condition that affects millions.
Adding to the EP’s diverse palette, ‘STOP’ and ‘dance tonight’ showcase Indira’s playful yet sophisticated approach to songwriting. The former, with its dub-inspired horns and hypnotic vocals, feels like a late-night cityscape brought to life. Meanwhile, ‘dance tonight’ sparkles with bossa nova flair and cheeky brass arrangements, proving Indira’s ability to blend heartfelt introspection with moments of pure joy.
‘you & charlie’ closes out the EP with a heartfelt ballad about addiction that serves as a poignant finale. With its delicate storytelling and evocative melody, the song encapsulates Indira’s talent for crafting deeply relatable narratives. Imaginary Problems, marks a major milestone in Indira May’s career, cementing her as a powerful voice in independent music and leaving fans eager for what’s next.
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