Haunting choir notes writhe and creep behind Indiana’s shrill, sultry cries, that feel almost too intimate to be sung aloud. Beneath a bassline that speaks to your body in all the right places, the singer’s take on soul flirts recklessly with R&B, crawling on it’s knees towards you ensuring your eyes (and ears) are locked for every move.
The odds that this young starlet has ever been to Indiana are slim, but we can’t be mad, her sexy, brooding music is too captivating to care what it’s called. We’re addicted to Indiana’s mix of seductive R&B-soul and heart-wrenching pop virtuosity. Introducing your new favourite habit.
Catch Indiana live at her debut London show on Thursday March 14th at St Pancras Old Church.
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