ABOUT GRRRL MUSIC
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GRRRL Music is a music discovery platform, media outlet, and distribution company focused on supporting independent artists.
We cover emerging talent through playlists, editorial content, and curation, while also providing digital distribution and hands-on support like release strategy, pitching, and artist development through GRRRL Music Distro.
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Free Playlists:New Music Friday
Every week we curate a playlist of new tracks by up-and-coming artists. Our New Music Friday and Girl Music playlists are free to stream. Click below to visit our YouTube channel and subscribe – it’s the best way to catch fresh releases and support indie talent.
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King Howe, the indie-folk project led by Canberra’s Ally Hocking Howe, weaves together jazz, folk, and electronic textures with live-looping and improvisation. Debuting with a regional Australia tour in December 2025, she celebrates the growing success of her single orange, which has been resonating with folk and electronic fans alike. One reviewer noted that King Howe can “hit you with a dreamy barrage of plucked strings and, in a matter of seconds, shift to an 808 groove that still preserves the integrity of her artistic vision.”
The unconventional King Howe live band consists of an array of talented jazz musicians, all wearing their indie-folk hats. This includes two bassists, two drummers, a harpist, a standing cellist, a banjo player, and Ally herself - on violin, vocals, and production.
Gabrielle Limpert is a NYC-based artist creating what she calls scream-in-the-car music, crying-on-the-dance-floor music, and intimate indie girl pop, all rolled into one. Her sound blends hyperpop sparkle with a folk-rooted heart, pairing cinematic lyricism with emotional immediacy, humor, and raw self-reflection.
Her songs live in the space between vulnerability and release, exploring heartbreak, longing, and euphoric regret with honesty and color. Whether playful or devastating, Gabrielle’s writing feels deeply human—built for moments when feelings are too big to stay quiet.
Her upcoming EP, The Runaway, traces the arc of a “runaway bride” who flees the altar, runs to the city, and continues untangling what it means to choose herself. The project is both narrative and emotional, capturing the complexity of independence, transformation, and self-definition through immersive pop storytelling.
