Landon Conrath

Landon Conrath

Landon Conrath is a Minneapolis-based songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist who stumbled upon his own voice almost by accident. As a drummer, he spent years playing in various bands before realizing his potential as a frontman after sharing a new composition with a friend at a pool party. From then on, Conrath was determined to explore his sound through the recording process. Conrath's indie-pop style is characterized by its catchy hooks and authentic, off-the-cuff approach. His music has resonated with listeners worldwide, quickly earning him a viral following on Spotify and landing him on influential playlists. "I never wanted to make anything that was based on a trend," he says. "My goal is to make music that people can connect with." His debut album, Nothing Matters Anyway, is a testament to this philosophy. Produced in collaboration with Jake Luppen of Hippo Campus, the album features tracks like "Boulevards," "Casanova," and "Last Week," all of which showcase Conrath's talent for crafting relatable and emotionally resonant music. The album's lead single, "Trader Joe's," is a melancholic melody that blends hypnotic synth lines with hard-hitting guitars and a fiery chorus. The track captures those moments where everything seems to be going wrong, and Conrath's raw, honest delivery adds an extra layer of emotion to the already powerful lyrics. In addition to his work on Nothing Matters Anyway, Conrath has also been busy touring as the music and production director for fellow Minnesota songwriter Ber. With his debut album on the horizon, Landon Conrath is an artist to watch in the indie-pop scene, and his genuine approach to music-making is sure to win over new fans with each release. . User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.