Kids That Fly formed in the fall of 2018, while attending the
University of Connecticut. It wasn’t long before they fell into a
steady rhythm of playing shows in and around Connecticut, while
simultaneously commuting in and out of New York City to record and
perform in both Manhattan and Brooklyn. Having all grown up in
Connecticut, the crew has had a lot of influence from other
Connecticut musicians such as Rivers Cuomo of Weezer. Each member has
played music in the indie/alt rock spheres, even dabbled in jazz, but
their broad collective musical taste includes The Black Keys, The
1975, The Killers, and Catfish and the Bottlemen—keeping them tied to
a more alternative rock sound.

Praised by outlets like Atwood Magazine for their “captivating indie
rock anthems” and Music Connection Magazine for their
“polished,powerfully fun pop-rock,” the band has also been lauded by
The Aquarian for their “fervent spirit, rock energy, and
romanticism-laced narratives.”

Brooklyn, NY Brooklyn-raised artist Belle Blue is a teenage
singer-songwriter with a fierce passion for music and a distinct
creative voice. Growing up surrounded by a rich tapestry of musical
influences, Belle found her footing in songwriting, blending the raw
energy of rock with modern sensibilities.Her follow up single,
“Angeles,” marks the exciting continuation of her musical journey.

Belle’s inspirations range from alt-rock legends like Garbage to the
trailblazing artistry of David Bowie and other iconic figures in rock
and roll. She is on a mission to reintroduce the spirit of rock to
today’s audiences, breathing fresh life into the genre with her unique
take on the riot grrrl movement—equal parts rebellious and accessible.

With more music on the horizon, Belle Blue is redefining what it means
to be a young,independent artist in the modern music scene.

Belle Blue’s“Angeles”is out on all platforms April 25th, on Midnight
Entertainment.