Wotts, the dynamic indie pop duo hailing from Ottawa, Canada, has delivered a captivating finale for 2024 with their latest single, “sinking.” A standout from their repertoire, this track masterfully blends nostalgic twangy vibes with their signature modern indie-pop aesthetic, drawing inspiration from The Killers’ Sam’s Town and MGMT’s contemporary brilliance. The result? A soundscape that feels both familiar and fresh.
The track opens with acoustic strumming, deceptively simple before evolving into a lushly layered anthem. With an “embarrassing amount” of guitar overlays, orchestral violins, and thunderous drums, “sinking” encapsulates the duo’s flair for maximalist production. Jayem’s multi-instrumental prowess and Ricky 100’s bold bass and guitar textures showcase their willingness to experiment, even weaving subtle country elements into the mix.
This single epitomizes Wotts’ knack for unpredictability, capturing a rich narrative of sonic exploration. Whether you’re a fan of indie pop or a lover of genre-defying tracks, “sinking” promises to resonate deeply. Don’t miss the chance to experience this eclectic journey add it to your playlist and follow Wotts on social media to keep up with their ever-evolving artistry. Here’s to more “Britpop, guitars, and randomness” in 2025!
