South London-based trio Honeyglaze rose to the occasion this afternoon as they opened the BBC Music Introducing Stage.  With their hazy, infectious indie-rock, this set was a dreamy way to start today’s music. Formed just before the first lockdown, they’ve already attracted a solid fan base and have impressed the likes of Dan Carey and his team at Speedy Wunderground and often frequent The Windmill in London.

The band love to put their live performance first – ensuring the rawness of their music comes across in both the recording studio and on stage. With many influences spanning from 60s soul to 90s dream pop, they’ve already released their self-titled debut album in April this year, which features belters ‘Burglar’, ‘Creative Jealousy’ and latest single ‘Female Lead.’ Today’s highlights included ‘Shadows’ and closing song ‘Childish Things’ which both showed off the band’s dreamy riffs and Anouska Sokolow’s soft, soulful but powerful vocals.

If you didn’t catch them, you definitely missed out. The band showed us they’re an act you definitely want to get to know.