Montreal Trio Ivytide shares some Lo-fi vibes "rent free"

Ivytide arrives with a homemade production that fits in a "LoFi summer pop vibes" register. It is a good compromise between a chill and lyric song with good vocal arrangements. The beautiful lyrics remind us of the beginnings of relationships, the hesitations, and the fragility of our feelings.
This complementary trio is composed of the warm voice of Nathan Gagné, the chill and optimistic guitar playing of Jamie Snytte, all accompanied by Kyle Ruggiero with a catchy bass. This delicious mix gives us a track full of soft tones with a cheerful rhythm. Listening to this vibe is perfect for chill out with friends. Stream below
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