Blueprint Tokyo’s “Blue” EP is a mesmerizing blend of dreamy indie rock, exploring themes of modern life with a nostalgic twist. The Oklahoma City duo, Kevin Dawson and Andrew Hale, have crafted a five-track collection that channels their ’80s and ’90s influences, creating a rich soundscape of jangling guitars, atmospheric synths, and heartfelt lyrics.
The EP opens with “Odysseus,” a standout track that showcases the duo’s ability to mix moody guitar tones with soaring vocal harmonies. The song creates an immersive experience, drawing listeners into its reflective narrative. “Only Hearts” shifts to a more introspective tone, combining warm acoustics with lyrics that explore feelings of uncertainty and loss.
Tracks like “Mission Control” and “Closed Door Drama” further exemplify Blueprint Tokyo’s emotional depth, blending gritty riffs with soothing harmonies. The EP closes with “Transfer,” an alt-rock anthem that packs an emotional punch, leaving the listener with a sense of both closure and anticipation.
“Blue” is a cohesive and thoughtfully produced EP that resonates long after the final track ends. Fans of indie rock and nostalgic pop will find themselves captivated by Blueprint Tokyo’s signature sound. Follow them on social media for more updates.