One half of the Tepper-twins, Josh Tepper is an indie pop artist based in NYC who has been recently making waves with hits like “Walking in Memphis” and “Built Me.” His latest release “Poison Apple” is the artist’s rendition of coming to terms with letting go of love. The song has influences of electronica and dance-pop music and blends layers of harmonies to create the dreamy soundscape that Josh Tepper is known for.

Josh Tepper’s latest single, “Poison Apple,” is a perfect blend of electronica and indie-pop with a touch of melancholy. The song starts with an arpeggiating synth that sets the tone for the rest of the track. As the song progresses, the layers of guitars towards the end add an extra dimension to the melody, making it even more enchanting.

What stands out the most about “Poison Apple” is Josh Tepper’s vocals. As a vocal major graduate, he showcases his training with impressive vocal runs and emotive delivery. In addition, his vocals are smooth and effortless, fitting perfectly into the upbeat yet wistful vibe of the track.

Melancholic vibes from Josh Tepper

The song has a unique sound that would fit well in a romantic drama movie or a TV series. It’s the type of song that could perfectly capture the feeling of uncertainty and longing that comes with growing up. The lyrics “I was under her spell, but I couldn’t tell” captures the sense of uncertainty of a relationship that is headed towards disaster. Shows like “Sex Education” or “Emily in Paris” would greatly benefit from the inclusion of this track.

“Poison Apple” is a song that could make anyone dance while feeling a sense of nostalgia. The mix of electronic and indie-pop influences creates an upbeat, catchy melody that is hard to resist. Yet, the melancholic touch to the track adds depth and complexity to it. Josh Tepper is indeed one of the best upcoming indie-pop acts to watch out for in the New York underground music circuit.