“Flea” by Indy June

Indy June is the queen of etherial vocals and captivating lyrical journeys for her listeners. “Flea” showcases all of that and then some.

The production will take you to a place which you won’t even know how you reached until you’re there. In the best possible way. With the light lo-fi instrumentals and pick up during the chorus, this song is a true masterpiece instrumentally.

This song is about falling in love with someone that makes you feel so small. As small as a “Flea” to be exact. Her beautiful honesty really takes the emotion of this song to a whole new level and gives the audience something to resonate with in a deeper way.

Written by Tricia Patras

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