Indigo De Souza has performed for NPR‘s Tiny Desk Concert series. The melancholy set consists of De Souza’s songs “The Water,” “All of This Will End,” “Not My Body,” and “Younger & Dumber.” The indie ...

Indigo De Souza named her 2023 album All Of This Will End, which is technically true. All of this will end, but until then, De Souza is going to keep making acclaimed, insightful music. On Wednesday ...

“I wrote ‘You Can Be Mean’ about a brief toxic experience I had with a manipulative and abusive LA model f*ckboy. However brief, it had a life-long impact on my understanding of self,” De Souza wrote ...

The name of Indigo De Souza's new album is a warning and a promise - "All Of This Will End." Adolescence. Regrets. Life itself. The 25-year-old artist's third album is a collection of songs that keep ...

Indigo De Souza is an indie fixture on the road. In fact, the “You Can Be Mean” singer just announced a fresh set of performance dates alongside Lil Peach. Despite her hectic touring schedule, Indigo ...

It’s the hottest day of the summer in New York City, at 99 degrees on a Tuesday. Indigo De Souza, who traded North Carolina—where she had lived all her life—for Los Angeles in the past year, traveled ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Standing on a precipice can be exciting or terrifying, depending on the person. On her new album Precipice, Indigo De Souza seems ...

There’s a place in Asheville called the Linville Gorge. Known as the “Grand Canyon of North Carolina,” the nearly 12,000 acres of the Pisgah National Forest have a terrain so rough that logging and ...

The singer and songwriter first emerged as an indie-rock bandleader from Western North Carolina. With a newfound clarity, she is re-emerging as a California pop artist. The singer and songwriter first ...

Indigo De Souza has shared a new single called “Real Pain.” It’s the latest track from De Souza after “Hold U” from Any Shape You Take, which is out August 27 (via Saddle Creek). De Souza asked fans ...

Indigo De Souza's music is all about sharing the joy of connection — even if that joy is screaming into your phone, like in her new song, "Real Pain," where she crowdsourced dozens of voice memos from ...