Daisy The Great - 'Glitter'
Brooklyn duo Daisy The Great release their quirky and vibrant single ‘Glitter’.
As Daisy the Great, Kelley Nicole Dugan and Mina Walker make a folk-inflected indie rock that spans a multitude of moods—capable of being clever, devastating, or both simultaneously, spanning harmony-laden folk pop to powerhouse indie rock balladry with their intricate and impossible to resist music. If ‘Glitter’ is anything, it is certainly full of colour. Energy bursting from all levels and cracks in all the best possible ways. “Glitter” follows the release of ther infectious collab with AJR “Record Player”, which debuted on the Spotify US Viral Chart at #13, and at #1 most added at Alt Radio where it’s currently top 20. The playfully vibrant and quirky track is about finding an identity and the growing pains of early adulthood.
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