“Eighteen” by Indiana Pickle Farm

Indiana Pickle Farm brings a surprising Synthpop Indie track with their new release of “Eighteen”. The vocals and instrumentals intertwine in a way that really does the vocals justice and paints the lyrics into a deeper portrait. I loved his soft vocal tone and the way he used that to manipulate the words.

Indiana Pickle Farm might be one of my new favorite bands. I love the way they use instrumental arrangements to wrap around the lyrics in the right moments.

“Eighteen” is just the start of what they can do.

Written by Tricia Patras

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