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Black Mouth - Come Back To Me [Indie Rock inspired by The Beach Boys]

Hey everyone!

I’m Brandon, and I make music under the name Black Mouth, an indie rock project based in Los Angeles.

I just released my new single, “Come Back To Me.” Brian Wilson has been one of my biggest musical influences, and this song is my attempt to pay tribute to his incredible songwriting and harmonies.

Hope you enjoy it

🔗: https://tr.ee/6ONJzy49K6

u/black-mouth — 5 hours ago
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Dark ambient track I wrote in one sitting — looking for people who connect with this kind of sound

I've been making ambient/experimental music for 7 years now — started at 14, I'm 21 today. This new track came together almost on its own, the idea just hit me out of nowhere and I followed it without overthinking the structure.

It sits in that dark, melancholic ambient space — slow, textured, atmospheric. This is also the first thing I'm releasing completely independently, no label this time, just me handling everything from the sound to getting it out into the world.

Drops July 3rd on all platforms. If this is your kind of sound, following on Spotify would genuinely mean a lot — I'm a young artist building an audience from scratch after 7 years of just making music quietly on my own, and every person who sticks around makes a real difference at this stage.

Pre-save link below if you want to catch it on release day. Would love to hear what you think once it's out.

https://show.co/8zjqK84

u/Majestic-Button-1656 — 9 hours ago
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REAL CRIMINALS WEAR SUITS AND TIES

This is a song i wrote in 2018 before I knew how dark things actually are. Although im not in the least bit surprised

u/Murderdoll93 — 12 hours ago
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why do some indie tracks feel completely different when you see them attached to a visual?

there’s this thing i keep noticing with certain indie releases where the song itself is fine on its own but then you see it paired with a simple visual loop or a moving background and it suddenly hits differently

not talking about music videos with storylines or anything heavy just those short repeating clips people post around releases or snippets before a drop

i saw a few artists recently attaching their tracks to short visual edits made in toneframer and it’s weird how much it changes perception even when nothing about the audio is different

there’s a track i kept skipping on streaming but then someone posted it with this very minimal animated visual and i ended up replaying it a lot more than i expected

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u/MarkSubstantial3342 — 1 day ago
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a demo i made called “do your thing” 🙃

lemme kno any thoughts u may have 🫶🏾

u/Total-Management-989 — 1 day ago
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Morrissey albums ranked

I can't help but love Morrissey. Despite everything he has said and done. I still love him and his music. I love his voice, lyrics and his overall vibe. He can hold a single, mournful note over a crashing wall of guitars and sound utterly effortless doing it. Morrissey is basically the indie equivalent of a 1940s crooner. The sheer warmth and operatic baritone of his voice is what a lot of people love about him.

u/NewPatron-St — 2 days ago