Alt-Pop Artist Jill Blutt Turns A Fiery Evening Into A Dreamy Release With “Hell”

NYC-based indie pop singer-songwriter Jill Blutt has shared her new single “Hell”.

Giving the love song genre a subtle twist, the new single is a dream-pop track inspired by an argument with an ex-girlfriend. Laidback vocals and melancholic synths create a contemplative and moody listening experience. Influences of Mitski, Japanese Breakfast, and Soccer Mommy come through on the single, as the personality-filled lyricism and melting vocals give Jill an unsuspecting edge.

Listen below:

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