Graffiti Welfare - "Revolving Shores"

Graffiti Welfare is a Denver-based alt psych-pop artist whose music captures the essence of coming-of-age in the 21st century, conveyed through an experimental and introspective lens. His debut album, “Revolving Shores”, weaves together a narrative of uncertainty and introspection that powerfully transports and resonates with his listeners.
Graffiti Welfare has drawn inspiration from a range of artists like Tame Impala, Floating Points, and Animal Collective . In “Revolving Shores”, he explores the unknown and meditates on the fleeting nature of life.
Despite the lush, experimental nature of his music, there's deep, concrete meaning. With luminous reverb and ethereal vocals, he makes his audience feel that they are floating in a psychedelic tapestry of sound, evoking a sense of detachment. Through this dissacociaton, he captures the feelings of being human: the anxieties of entering adulthood, disillusionment, nostalgia, cyclicality, and catharsis.