brooklyn wildlife presents INDIE POP

Described as "pop music for pop music snobs," New York duo Lilly Wolf have created a catchy collaboration of electronic music infused with the perfect dose of melody, hard-hitting beats, and insightful lyrics. With a devoted indie following, the band has been gearing up for commercial success, with songs regularly soundtracking TV shows such as "The Real World," "Keeping Up With the Kardashians," and "The Bad Girls Club."
The project is made up of front woman Lilly Wolfson and producer Alex Neuhausen (Dr. Nu). While the duo consists of these two equal partners, Wolfson's name and face represent them. While studying at Stanford University, Wolfson and Neuhausen met online in a musician-based Facebook group. At the time, Wolfson had a singer/songwriter focus and recruited Neuhausen to play the guitar. Having won several singing competitions and performed on "A Prairie Home Companion," Wolfson was pursuing a more acoustic sound. However, after a few years of performing music in the Bay Area, the two transitioned their sound and entered the EDM arena, employing synths, elements of house and dubstep, and their own electro flavorings to craft an entirely different sound.


"Engineering nerds?" (Pitchfork) who write nostalgic fuzz pop that is "incontrovertibly fun" (Yahoo Music). Formed in Brooklyn in late 2007, bridges and powerlines' meld of harmony-laden three-minute pop songs and angular indie rock has received acclaim from a host of tastemakers including Paste, Popmatters, and the New Yorker, and earned them the perilous tag of "a band to watch" (the L magazine).