With all the dreamy reverie of coming-of-age infatuation wrapped up in the warm, hazy hues spilling from the jangle pop guitars and her organically hypnotic vocal lines, ST4RR will leave you as lovestruck as the lyrics with her single, Dandelions. Allowing you to imagine The Smiths and Sabrina Carpenter intertwining their sounds, the track effortlessly appeals to both new wave indie faithful and contemporary pop fans. Her songwriting chops, effortlessly seraphic sonic signature, and ability to envelop listeners in an aura of emotion result in a sticky-sweet earworm born through an effortless amalgamation of style and substance Behind the ST4RR moniker is Trinity Rutledge, who has nurtured her devotion to music since childhood. After finding her voice in choruses and mastering guitar and piano, she is well on her way to achieving her lifelong dream of appearing on major stages and reading audiences across the globe. As the opening single on her debut EP, Circle of Love, Dandelions positions ST4RR in prime territory to reach the top of the indie pop charts. Every note lingers in your mind, retaining a mellifluous spark that sets her apart from the standard singer-songwriter formula. Stream the single on all major platforms, including Spotify. […]
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