UK Artist - Indigo Eyes - Brings us “Where Were You"
Indigo eyes is a talented 19-year-old producer from London. He specifically likes to make electronic, guitar oriented tracks that give you all the summer feels. He has had countless collaboration opportunities including his encounter and developed relationship with Oh Wonder, a duo he admired and went on to remix their song Lose It.
Listening to Where Were You is like being transported to an underwater rave where the sound is being transmitted through the waves. The song has a catchy beat and dreamy vocals that keep the listener engaged the whole way through. There’s even a calm piano solo that gives an extra delicate feature.
Watch this bright talent, Indigo Eyes, continue to grow and stream Where Were You now!
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