Indie Pop On The Big Screen

January 16, 2025

in New Catalogue

Indie Pop On The Big Screen

JR JR, formerly known as Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr., were formed in 2010 in Detroit by Daniel Zott and Josh Epstein. Their sound blended indie pop, catchy hooks, electronic elements, and folk, with a definite festival-friendly vibe. Over the years, they shifted from being indie darlings to adopting a more mainstream sound. Cherry Red own the rights to a selection of their catalogue, which includes the album Invocations / Conversations (2019). Listen to the catchy ‘Low’, which has been used in several popular TV shows already, including Netflix comedies Atypical and Insatiable, and 20th Century Fox feature length “rom com” Love, Simon. Drop us a line of you’d like to hear more.

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