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Although February is considered the month of love, it is not limited to the romantic variety; several Ohio bands aim to satiate lovers of indie rock, indie pop and funk.
Columbus native Claire Shaner balances a life full of creativity through music, photography, design and hair styling. The indie soul singer-songwriter has more than 25,000 monthly listeners on Spotify and plays at various venues throughout Columbus, she said. However, Shaner is also a hairstylist at Lacquer Gallery, where she has been working for more than three years.
Mathis released her EP, “Reminiscent Vibes Vol. 2” on all platforms in March, which she said was a follow-up to her first project, “Reminiscent Vibes,” in 2017. She said although her projects helped her figure out her own unique style, she wasn’t always confident she would find her sound.
Columbus native and indie artist Angela Perley released her new song, “Here For You,” Sept. 30, which is available on all music streaming platforms.
Indie-pop artist Jesse Powers said she aims to create music that makes listeners think about the deeper meaning of life.
Columbus-native alternative artist Colin Rigsby, also known as Vesperteen, said he seeks honesty in all of his music.