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Air Waves is the project of a lo-fi, jangly indie pop artist celebrated for intimate lyricism and deftly understated arrangements. With a sound that blends folk-inflected melodies with fragile, warm production, Air Waves has carved out a distinct space in the indie scene. The artist has partnered with respected labels and collaborated with notable musicians, earning praise from critics and fans alike. Below you’ll find a concise biography, a highlight reel of discography, and the latest tour information. If you’re looking to experience Air Waves live or add standout records to your collection, you’ve got a guy helping you find the right fit.

For fans in coastal cities and beyond, Air Waves’ work resonates with the intimate, reflective vibe of indie pop from the last decade, anchored by strong songwriting and memorable melodies. Secure your seats and listening experience as tours and new releases unfold.

Biography

Air Waves is the project-led by a songwriter whose approach centers on intimate storytelling, lo-fi textures, and jangly guitar tones. The music blends folk-inflected melodies with understated arrangements that invite close listening. Throughout the discography, critics highlight the warmth and emotional clarity that define Air Waves’ sound, making each release feel personal and timeless.

Discography Highlights

• The Dance (2022, Fire Records) – A mature era lauded for its collaborative spirit, featuring contributions from Cass McCombs, Skyler Skjelset (Fleet Foxes/Beach House), Luke Temple, Rina Mushonga, Frankie Cosmos, Lispector, and others. The release expanded Air Waves’ sonic palette while preserving the intimate core of the artist’s lyricism.
• Warrior (2018, Western Vinyl) – Builds on lo-fi pop foundations with candid lyricism and shimmering arrangements.
• Parting Glances (2015, Western Vinyl) – Early standout praised for its melodic hooks and earnest storytelling.
• Dungeon Dots (2010, Western Vinyl) – A foundational release that established the project’s signature sound and critical interest, including Pitchfork coverage.