Denver-based indie band ‘bellhoss’ has just unveiled their latest single, ‘Better Now,’ showcasing a captivating blend of influences from Waxahatchee, ALVVAYS, and Soccer Mommy. Positioned somewhere between folk and DIY punk, bellhoss offers a distinctive and dynamic musical experience.
‘Better Now’ serves as a striking representation of their diverse sound, boasting spirited harmonies, infectious guitar hooks, and a compelling bassline, all complemented by lead singer Becky Hostetler’s endearing vocal performance. The song’s accompanying music video depicts the band performing near a reservoir, while Becky passionately calls out to a former close friend in the chorus: “I miss you, I miss what we used to do, I’m so confused.”
According to Becky Hostetler, the impact of the track has been profound, describing it as an emotional catharsis. She explains, “I felt emotionally nauseous until I wrote this song. I feel…better now that it’s out in the world.”