Power up to 5th gear with indie rock from A Project Called Love, Bog Witch and Stephen McCafferty

We present some of the most inspiring and exciting indie rock to you, featuring music from A Project Called Love, Bog Witch and Stephen McCafferty. Listen to their exciting tracks here and follow for more!:

A Project Called Love-Chicago

I wonder if you have heard Sufjan Steven's music about Chicago. Even though it's centred around Illinois, a project called Love depicts the place in a succinct, jaunty, and beautiful way. If you've never had a chance to visit the place, the palpable joy, excitement, and thrill you hear are all what the city carries for everyone who stays in it and even visits it. The opening riff is fun and carries on like the earworm it is straight into your heart. The layered use of instrumentals and catchy harmonies adds to this natural swing in a wonderful way. This, along with "Chance Encounter" and "Smack Dab in the Middle," makes for a triple A side you will keep returning to. It’s impossible to not love this project called love:

Bog Witch-Have Much 

A rock track for a drive just feels right. It's not about the lyrics or the snazzy album cover art. It's the tones that match the rev of your engine, that steady pace that wants you to kick it into higher gear. Bog Witch is Wendy DuMond and she writes incredibly catchy music. “Have Much” is the kind of cornerstone of rock composure we should aspire to listen to time and again. The mystery builds not with just the tempo but with the kind of tones that make the breeze feel just that much more different. Make sure you're on cruise control because the Bog Witch might have you completely hypnotised. It is an incredible natural build on the kind of thematic essence, saluting retro rock compositions while having a strong signature imprint with the present time and age. Have much? This should be more than enough:

Stephen McCafferty-Never Up

Remember the soulful rock of the 80s that just brought a flurry of joy into your heart? Stephen McCafferty is exactly that kind of individual who can strike inspiration with an iron hammer the moment he sees it. Like your iconic lineups of Reo Speedwagon, Boston, Journey and more-there comes A sound which is so identifiable with the thrill of being young, making mistakes, growing up, and being comfortable in your own skin. A recognisable chord progression makes this song all the more exciting to listen to. It's the kind of familiarity you feel after talking to your best friend after a long period of time. It's the kind of heartwarming tune that makes you want to pick up an instrument and hum along to it from the very beginning. Always look up for what’s to come:

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