UK trio The Ingrid continue shaping their atmospheric alternative sound on new single 'Lullaby'.
Drawing from the melodic haze of The Sundays, the emotional weight of Wolf Alice and the melancholic edge of The Smiths, the track folds dream-pop, shoegaze and indie-rock into something quietly unsettling. What begins with softness gradually reveals a more uneasy emotional undercurrent, reflecting the song’s fascination with false comfort and fragile connection.
Formed in Chichester by Jess Charleslyn, Will Hornsblow and Josh Platt, the band combine contrasting influences into a sound that feels both intimate and expansive. Charleslyn’s understated vocal style sits against textured guitars and restrained rhythms, allowing 'Lullaby' to drift between tenderness and tension without fully settling into either.
Have a listen to 'Lullaby' in the player below.