This edition of Indie Rock BOPS dives into the spirit of liberation and legacy. From cinematic, guitar-driven power to timeless rock storytelling, these two artists showcase how emotional truth and craftsmanship can coexist beautifully within modern rock.
Grace de Gier – Done
Grace de Gier turns pain into power with soaring vocals and cinematic intensity
Colombian-born and Netherlands-based, Grace de Gier returns with Done, a raw and defiant anthem about reclaiming freedom from toxic relationships. The track fuses sleek pop-rock production with a dramatic, emotional core, pairing her stirring vocals with a cinematic arrangement that feels both triumphant and cathartic.
Recorded in Paris alongside multi-instrumentalist Edgar Grimaldos and mastered by seven-time Grammy-winning engineer Adam Ayan, Done radiates precision and passion. Its message of liberation and self-reclamation hits deep, offering listeners a reminder that letting go can be the most powerful act of all. With a growing international following and recognition from outlets like Rolling Stone and MTV Rock Edition, Grace’s voice continues to bridge continents and hearts through honesty and sound.
DownTown Mystic – Somebody’s Always Doin’ Something 2 Somebody
DownTown Mystic keeps the golden flame of American rock burning bright
New Jersey artist DownTown Mystic, the alter ego of Robert Allen, channels vintage spirit with modern energy on his latest release, Somebody’s Always Doin’ Something 2 Somebody. With its jangling guitars, soulful swagger, and road-worn storytelling, the track evokes the lineage of Tom Petty and Bruce Springsteen while carving out a sound that feels unmistakably his own.
Having licensed his music in over 250 TV shows and films around the world, DownTown Mystic brings both experience and authenticity to every note. His commitment to “old school” rock songwriting shines through his collaborations with legendary players including Max Weinberg and Garry Tallent of the E Street Band. Rock’n’Roll Spoken Here isn’t nostalgia – it’s proof that true rock’n’roll remains alive, kicking, and full of heart.
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