Chicago-bred Groupthink, optimistically alternative like easy living, is renewing indie-sleaze. It's best to grab hold of him before the rest of the world does, even if he would probably enjoy it, as his debut EP is set to drop before the afters.
He very recently entered the music scene and thrifted a keyboard on a whim. Despite still needing time to establish himself as an artist, he has gained significant momentum. His breakthrough hit, "Dancing on my Grave," which features alternative music pioneer Kennyhoopla, has established his identity as an untamed, glitchy, and confrontational musical artist. Groupthink continues to experiment with splintering off pieces of '80s intergalactica, even in that case—most notably in his EP Guilty Pleasure, which includes the excellent tune "Sex is a Sport."
Groupthink's most noteworthy contribution is his ability to identify our current state as cultural cyborgs who dress up their untidy physical lives with digital facades. He is spitting out our reality while peeping into the stories of our close buddies. His disruptively alt-pop EP is his debut release, and our only task is to peel back the layers in preparation for the restless summer he will undoubtedly be soundtracking.
Groupthink is proof that you can achieve stardom if you make the music you like to listen to and are willing to fail at it at first. He went from being afraid to perform in front of his musical students to generating individualistic music that is both complex and nude..

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