Today sees the release of the single “Digital Imogen” from UK duo Karamelien, and we are delighted to have the premiere. Singer/songwriter Léanie Kaleido and guitarist Mark Foster are the nucleus of Karamelien and are joined on bass by Lee Pomeroy, who has played with luminaries such as ELO, Take That, Rick Wakeman and Yes. The single is off the album, Living With The Moon, which is set to be released on the 27th of October.

Léanie has said she was going for a Garbage vibe, drawing inspiration from front woman, Shirley Manson, and indeed she had done well, channelling the strong vocals, with the essence of telling a few home truths. An indie pop tune with melodic fuzz guitar noise and keyboard, that wants to open a conversation on social media and the effect it has on people’s perception of themselves. Using filters and photoshopping in order to gain an unrealistic perfection, which creates a viscous cycle of self-loathing and image control. Karamelien has delivered a track of unadulterated indie pop goodness, with modem relevance.

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