“Rumors” by The Driver Era

This band is no veteran to making dance worthy indie-pop beats. “Rumors” is filled with perfectly aligned harmonies, a range of spirited beats, and killer instrumentals; creating yet another masterpiece from The Driver Era.

The drums highlight the main verses until they introduce the electric guitar during the chorus, making it a perfectly leveled combination. The production is not the only thing to praise in this new indie hit.

The vocals from Ross Lynch after the bridge give such a dynamic performance and really elevate the song right before it’s about to end. This is just one of the ways that the Driver Era loves to take their listeners on an energetic music journey. One I will gladly hop on time and time again.

Written by Tricia Patras

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