Sister duo Deer Park Avenue’s have released latest single, “Voices,” which showcases the duo’s ability to blend indie rock with soulful elements.
Produced by GRAMMY-winning producer Reto Peter (Green Day, Modest Mouse), the track offers a smooth yet energetic vibe, combining indie rock with a soul-pop groove that explores the theme of trying to escape the voices in your head.
“Voices” grabs attention right away with its mellow beat and powerful bassline. The song has a laid-back yet captivating intensity due to the use of percussion and layered guitars, which develops.
The vocal-driven sections are nicely broken up by a notable musical part. At 2:09, there’s a standout instrumental section where the electric guitar and percussion take’s a centre stage, offering a nice shift from the vocal-driven verses. This break gives the track a moment to breathe, allowing the focus to shift to the instrumental groove before the vocals return.
The track’s melodies are catchy without feeling overdone, and the vocal delivery remains smooth and controlled, matching the song’s introspective mood. The lyrics centre on the feeling of being overwhelmed by internal noise and the desire to find peace—something that many listeners could relate to.
Deer Park Avenue continues to build their distinct style in the indie music world with “Voices.” The sisters have rapidly gained recognition around Europe for their ability to meld many genres, such as soul and indie rock, while retaining a modern and approachable vibe.
In 2025, Deer Park Avenue will be performing in London, Paris, Munich, Zurich, and Amsterdam after appearing at SXSW and Hamburg’s Reeperbahn Festival.
The sisters describe the song as a means of facing the incessant brain chatter, which is a representation of the internal struggle that many individuals experience. The song’s heartfelt songwriting and groove are both key elements that bring it all together. It’s about figuring out how to silence those voices and move forward.
Listen to “Voices” below!
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