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Kamilla November Gives Us All A Fresh Take on Indie Pop





When you hear the term "Indie Pop" you're really not sure what to think anymore honestly. It's more and more difficult to gage what it means. What it can sound like. With all the indie pop being released these days it's a breath of fresh air to spin Kamilla November's Fragile Silver Dreams record. The EP comes off mature with a youthful emotional backbone and all the while holds strong to a mainstream radio pop foundation. Painting pictures with each track, the release leaves a sweet after taste that makes you want to find more from the artist. It's the maturity we love about this record. Seemingly flawless, November comes through with a certain freedom with her songwriting. You can hear the full EP pretty much everywhere.

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