Ruby The Rabitfoot usually makes minimal indie folk-pop, but she’s going in a new direction from her last two albums for a more pop-sculpted sound on her latest full-length, Divorce Party. Her emotive, immersive lyrics from her previously more minimal songs translate well surrounded by an eclectic array of more polished production borrowing from trap, […]
Ruby The Rabitfoot usually makes minimal indie folk-pop, but she’s going in a new direction from her last two albums for a more pop-sculpted sound on her latest full-length, Divorce Party. Her emotive, immersive lyrics from her previously more minimal songs translate well surrounded by an eclectic array of more polished production borrowing from trap, […]
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