Indy Yelich

Expect to hear music inspired by Bon Iver, Kacey Musgraves and Tears for Fears.

This song is so special to me as it depicts what being in love at 23 feels like; chaotic, hopeful, passionate” [Indy](https://readdork.com/topics/indy/) also identified [Bon Iver](https://readdork.com/topics/bon-iver/), [Kacey Musgraves](https://readdork.com/topics/kacey-musgraves/) and Tears for Fears as some of her inspiration for her music. [Indy](https://readdork.com/topics/indy/), you might think that surname sounds familiar. [Indy](https://readdork.com/topics/indy/) explains: “Threads is about the fear of letting a relationship consume me.

Lorde's sister is throwing her hat into the music ring with the release of her debut single, 'Threads.' See why it's being compared to 'Melodrama.'

I hope you love it as much as I have loved living with it this past year." "I knew right after we made it that this was the first thing that had to come out. It debuted with 109,000 equivalent album units and spawned the Top 20 hit "Green Light."

New Zealand native Indy Yelich is keeping music in the family. The younger sister of dream pop sensation Lorde, 23-year-old Yelich has been teasing her own ...

“I remember going to the studio with a poem and the lovely @lizzyland helped me form it into this song,” she continued. “When I think of this song I think of a passionate argument, miscommunication, the excitement of New York City night life. “‘Threads’ is about the fear of letting a relationship consume me,” Indy explained in a statement.

Indy Yelich O'Connor, younger sister of pop star Lorde, is set to enter the music industry with her debut single "Threads." Check out a preview now.

Tickets are available [here](https://ticketmaster.evyy.net/c/1882189/264167/4272?subId1=lorde&subId2=indy-yelich-threads&u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ticketmaster.com%2Florde-tickets%2Fartist%2F1901987). [Life Is Beautiful](https://consequence.net/2022/03/life-is-beautiful-2022-lineup/), [Primavera Sound Los Angeles](https://consequence.net/2021/12/arctic-monkeys-nine-inch-nails-primavera-sound-la/), Rifflandia, and [All Things Go](https://consequence.net/2022/04/all-things-go-festival-2022-lineup/). [Lorde](https://consequence.net/artist/lorde/), is set to enter the music industry with her debut single, “Threads.” The 23-year-old Auckland native has released the song today alongside a visualizer, which you can check out below.

The New Zealand performer's debut song, from her forthcoming EP, is a tonic for coming-of-age woes that feels pertinent in 2022.

“The themes for me are love and loss, moving from suburbia to a big city… “I really wanted to try different styles just because of the wide range of music that I like. “I grew up listening to Melodrama and going to all of her concerts. I feel more excited to be living in the world, the body of work I’ve created. I feel like if I was 19, I probably wouldn’t have had as clear a vision of who I am”. “The only way that I can come up with answers and big grand statements in my life is through songwriting,” she shares. I feel like at this age of 23, now is the right time [to release] … “I’ve written two poetry books before, and poetry is songwriting,” she says. So honestly, it’s pretty similar, I feel that there is a natural progression from poetry to songwriting.” Indy moved to the US to study and during her time in New York, she wrote two poetry books and a full EP. And as with many talented musicians, it’s a skill that follows her, even when she isn’t intending to be creative. What follows is a tug-of-war of emotions between contentment and longing, embodying the feeling of knowing you shouldn’t be with someone, but still wanting it more than ever.

Indy Yelich has shared 'Threads' as a self-assured debut that captures the "chaotic, hopeful, passionate" nature of love and life in her early 20s.

She moved to Los Angeles at 18 before settling in New York soon after, eventually making her foray into the music world. Flashbacks of the moments shared together vs being out surrounded by friends, always caught in between.” Produced by Josh Grant, the track provides an introduction to Yelich’s nascent artistry, touching on the “chaotic, hopeful, passionate” nature of love and life in her early 20s.

Indy described the song as her “dreamy sad synth baby".

i hope you love it as much as i have loved living with it this past year 😭😭😭😭😭— indy yelich (@IndyYelich) i wrote threads about the ups and downs of being in love at 23. i'm 23 y/o and I've been working away at music for 4 years and i'm finally ready to share this part of me with you ❤️🔥💜 my dreamy sad synth baby. When I think of this song I think of a passionate argument, miscommunication, the excitement of New York City nightlife. * “I wrote this song when I was going through a very on-off relationship for years.

The 23-year-old poet — and Lorde's younger sister — is ready to be seen.

I feel really happy that I tried a lot of stuff. But the main thing is to just be true to yourself, and I really wanted to forge my own path because I feel like I'm so young and hungry with what I want to say. I can say a few things, and I don't know if I'm allowed to, but I'm going to say it anyway. I wanted to try a ‘70s banger because, whilst pop influence is such a main thing in my life, my music taste is scattered. If anything, it's really helpful to have someone who is in the music industry who can help you and support you with advice. I think that poetry and free writing really, really helped me with how to eventually form a cohesive song. I just fell in love with the history of New York in the '80s. And then I guess I just progressed because songwriting is a form of storytelling. You've got the feeling, and I can write a banging chorus, but it took me ages to figure out just the actual indie pop sound. I had to learn, honestly, how to write a pop song. “I just want people to listen to it in their cars,” she says. A self-proclaimed “writer, first and foremost,” she published her first book of poetry, Sticky Notes, in 2018, and followed that up with her second, Dudette, in March 2022.

On the self-assured release, the singer-songwriter displays the sort of relatable lyricism that's brought Lorde so much acclaim.

I hope you love it as much as I have loved living with it this past year.” “I wrote this song when I was going through a very on-off relationship for years. Produced by Josh Grant, ‘Threads’ details the highs and lows of falling in and out of love in your 20s.