We're indie-punk from Wisconsin and we made these songs. Our guitarist, Jordan, produced it. All of it was recorded in his basement and here's what he's said about that process:

Both of these songs were really fun to put together from start to finish. I wanted Party Pooper to feel live and energetic, and for the guitars to envelop the listener. It's a simple song, so it was important that every element had a moment to shine, and for there to be clear contrast between the bright poppy sound of Party Pooper and the heavier riff in The Government. One thing we learned from GNOMEJOB is how important the guitar layering is to our sound, and Sebastian killed it with the rhythm parts. Andrew and Alex added all the groove with some tasty tones and fills throughout. It was also great getting features from a bunch of our friends on The Government. I especially had fun layering the group scream at the end of the second verse, transitioning into the big chorus.

I wrote the songs (with help from Jordan, our bassist, and our drummer of course). I was just talking about The Government yesterday with our drummer. I think its sort of a protest song, but its very vague and silly. Its really not controversial at all and in that way its unifying. At our basement shows people really get down with just saying "the government" over and over lol. Punk has always sort of been like this. Big statement with no juice. It's fun. We live in a very confusing time with a lot to be pissed at, and the biggest one is probably the government. It's easy.

Party pooper is about me getting stoned and convincing myself that I shat my pants at a house party. Idk why I think that when I get high.
Let me know what you think. Thanks.

Hi, I’m bunny I got accepted into the next music star competition and I need your help with votes to win. I am a small artist with about two EPS out and three solo songs,Im a self taught instruments. I mainly use loops, but I am still learning. I’m a songwriter and my own mixer. I do everything myself all the way to album covers music videos. My brand is really weird dream core Y2K aesthetic, mainly of my childhood of what I like. I’m very creative very whimsical and I love that I can be me and I’m very unexpected which is so what I like to do with my music I like to say a lot that you’ll never know what happens next with me. I also like to document my journey, which is why I started my YouTube channel of how I made my first song and my first EP firefly. A little background about me I’ve been into music since I can remember the first ever song I memorized was pills and potion by Nicki Minaj ever since then me a music has been a thing I used to do dancing classes I sing whatever as I got older, the passion just got bigger and bigger and bigger until we got to today where my dream is to be a artist who tell stories for people who wanna relate to, or just has a different creative type of vibe as me persona aesthetics cultures whatever! I am originally from a small town in Ohio where no one have any hopes or dreams frl or just the same. I’m here to prove to myself that that’s not true. So vote bunny!!!!

Describe the 2000s indie scene? For those that can remember it 😅

Hi all! Our label, Savannah Records, has two Georgian indie rock bands, Savse Mtvare and Savannah Fish, and I'm the vocalist, guitarist and producer.

We grew up on Gorillaz, Nirvana, the Beatles, Mac DeMarco and Crumb, and we love experimenting with sounds. We record in a house-studio in the Georgian countryside with a river almost in the garden. It's isolated, surrounded by nature, and honestly a bit like heaven. Most of our inspiration comes from there.

🎧 Spotify (Savannah Records playlist): https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1v2LHdILyaka3hrBS8B4uZ

▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLQ5c2E1UU4&list=PLzwKKcBm3yJd_MTiAa0icoh6rtH_eNeCl

🎧 Savse Mtvare on Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/savse-mtvare/1751576488

🎧 Savse Mtvare on Bandcamp: https://savsemtvare.bandcamp.com/album/--2

🎧 Savannah Fish on Bandcamp: https://savannahfish.bandcamp.com/

Fun problem: searching "Savse Mtvare" mostly gets you a Turkish TV series 😅 The links above are the easiest way to find us.

I'd love honest feedback, especially on the production. Which track should I put first on a playlist?

Link to the public record. Insane stuff. INDIE SCENE PEOPLE STOP BEING WEIRDOS CHALLENGE IMPOSSIBLE!

My sound is truly one of a kind. This is just a monologue, Don't take it seriously.