NEW MUSIC: SEB | SAVE ME

You may not have heard of indie-pop up-and-comer SEB, but we’re willing to bet you know his music. The Rising LA-based artist and producer SEB has just shared his second new track of the year, “Save Me.” The song comes paired with a trippy VHS-shot music video that showcases a more melancholy side to SEB as he spirals down a path of self-destruction over his own lo-fi ‘80s-inspired beat. "Save Me is about that point you reach after you’ve tried self-destructing,” states SEB. “You’ve tried partying, you’ve tried drugs, but once you’re sober, that self-hatred is still there. You’re calling out for help, but who you’re calling out to is still enabling you to go down that same path." “Save Me” will be featured on a new body of work due in the coming months and arrives on the heels of the previous single, “fuck it, I’m the man,” which has been praised by The FADER, Paste, and NME with airplay across Apple Music and BBC Radio 1. “Save Me” continues to build on the world SEB created with his debut EP "It's Okay, We're Dreaming," the breakthrough hit “seaside_demo,” and last year’s standalone single “god of the sunsets.” It’s safe to say the LA-based artist has firmly cemented himself as one to watch, given how quickly he has seen success since releasing his debut single "Boys Don’t Cry" in 2020. As if that wasn’t enough, what makes SEB’s achievements all the more impressive is that he writes, produces, performs and engineers all of his own music. SEB is inspired by emotionally charged songwriters like Kurt Cobain and Joni Mitchell and other boundary-breaking artists like Tyler the Creator, Kid Cudi and Grimes.