Indigo’s Garden

Genre: Alternative Pop, Hiphop, and Lofi

Indigo’s Garden is Indigo’s second album—an immersive, genre-blending project that weaves together alternative pop, hip-hop, and lo-fi across 18 tracks. The album uniquely balances instrumental pieces with songs Indigo sings and raps on, while also showcasing their musicianship through live ukulele and guitar performances on tracks like Neko in the Sky and I Luv U (bonus track).

Conceptually, Indigo’s Garden invites listeners into the inner landscape of Indigo’s heart—a place of reflection, softness, and growth. Themes of romance, healing, hope, and the simple joy of being alive bloom throughout the album in songs like Tragic Love Scene, So Rebellious So Adored, and One Day (Don’t Lose Hope). Each track is imagined as a unique flower, representing how Indigo feels, loves, and experiences the world.

Expanding on the emotional simplicity of Skeletons Like Rainy Days, this album explores deeper and more complex feelings—love and jealousy, healing and freedom, solitude and connection—through richer instrumentation and layered soundscapes. More than an expression of an inner world, Indigo’s Garden is meant to feel like a real place: a sonic refuge where listeners can pause, breathe, heal, and feel safe.

Ultimately, Indigo’s Garden reflects Indigo’s growth as an artist, producer, engineer, and performer—offering a refreshing, playful, and emotionally immersive journey that leaves listeners feeling lighter, softer, and more loved.