Indigo’s writing and voice are ethereal and angelic and guide me through internal canyons and plains. These songs became near and dear to me, and it was beautiful to help build the billowy landscapes within them. “I had the privilege and pleasure of getting to help Indigo put these recordings together back in April and throughout 2019. Adrianne and I talked so much about keeping the record stripped back and simple, that is, we are all just constantly getting stripped back and humbled by life.” And the restlessness I feel to belong to something greater. This record is an ode to death and decay. I think sometimes it’s the dark matter or void space between them, that holds it all together. I felt like I was standing back in the desert, looking up at the blue night sky, wondering how all the stars would connect. “When writing and recording the record, I wondered how it would all come together.

From a young age Indigo felt called to the stage, attending a performing arts high school, and followed it with three years in an acting school, working as an actress before embedding herself and heeding the call to the path of music Indigo Sparke’s parents, a jazz singer and a musician, named her after the Duke Ellington song “Mood Indigo,” and her childhood was spent serenaded by a rich soundtrack of Joni Mitchell and Neil Young. echo, was was co-produced by Sparke, Big Thief’s Adrianne Lenker and Andrew Sarlo, is available for pre-order now and due February 19th via Sacred Bones. The Paris, Texas-inspired video was co-directed by Sparke and DP Monica Buscarino. Australian artist Indigo Sparke has shared a video for “Colourblind,” the latest single off her forthcoming debut album, echo.

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