Sandy Shorts bid farewell to summer with their debut EP Dimpleface, a four-track set that slips between indie soul, lo-fi, and psychedelic pop. The Berlin-based multi-instrumentalists and producers craft a sound that’s modern yet tinged with nostalgia, playful in spirit and hypnotic in execution. Often compared to Mac DeMarco, Connan Mockasin, and Sports, they lean into off-kilter grooves and woozy melodies while keeping things light and unpretentious. Dimpleface serves as both a self-contained introduction and a glimpse of their upcoming full-length, due the following summer.
