Sin Triangle
New York’s Sidney Gish crafts breezy folk pop that sounds like journal entries accidentally copied & pasted to Instagram. Confessional in tone, full of the minutia that makes the world go ‘round.
Gish has a great instinct for melody. Entire songs can ride on the back of a wandering motif picked out on a clean electric guitar, with no more dressing up than a few backing vocals and spare atmospheric keys.
Our highlighted track “Sin Triangle” packs light and feels like a mix to motivate you to visit a new town, hit the beach with friends, or let your loved ones know you love them. Do one or all of the above today, tomorrow, or next week.
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Not enough rectangles in the music video for “Rectangles.”