LA-based singer-songwriter Roe Kapara has shared the newest iteration of his atypical romanticism before hitting the road tomorrow with Minnesotan indie rock duo DURRY.
The latest infectious addition to his catalogue that has amassed over 37.7 million streams, “Fajita!” is an indie jam driven by vibrant guitar, rhythmic dynamism, and most especially Kapara’s stellar vocals. “‘Fajita!’ is for the people that feel too silly to be loved or taken seriously as a romantic partner,” he shares. “It also accepts and celebrates a lack of competence when searching for an intimate connection.”
“FAJITA!”
Kapara’s presence continues to grow following the release of his label debut EP I Hope Hell Isn’t Real this past April, introducing what FLOOD refers to as “his penchant for lightly surreal pop tunes steeped in themes of death and the afterlife” to a new and broader audience after signing to Epitaph Records. He has since released two collaborative singles – “Fake My Death” with frequent writing partner Dolo Tonight and “Before We Croak” with Australian indie-pop artist Chevy – as well as the recently crowned fan favourite “The Dead Come Talking,” having garnered well over 1.5 million global streams and 4 million TikTok views since its mid-September release. “He continues to expand the universe he has crafted,” idobi praises, “showcasing his ability to uncover multiple facets of the lurid lens in which he sees the world.”
I Hope Hell Isn’t Real will be available on limited edition coloured vinyl for the first time beginning November 3. Pre-order HERE.
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