Cannons

Cannons is a Los Angeles-based indie pop trio known for their dreamy, retro-tinged sound that blends synth-pop, disco, and nu-disco influences into something both nostalgic and fresh. Fronted by the breathy, atmospheric vocals of Michelle Joy, alongside instrumentalists Ryan Marshall and Paul Davis, the band crafts lush, groove-driven tracks that evoke late-night drives and neon-lit dance floors. Their sound draws comparisons to acts like Chromatics and HAIM while carving out its own dreamy niche in the indie music scene.

The band gained significant traction with their breakout single "Fire for You," which found new life as a viral sensation and became a defining anthem for a generation of listeners discovering the group through streaming platforms and social media. Their catalog is marked by a consistent aesthetic—shimmering synths, hypnotic basslines, and Joy's ethereal delivery—that has earned them a devoted fanbase and placements in film, TV, and other media. Cannons have built their following methodically, blending underground credibility with increasingly mainstream appeal.

Live, Cannons are known for translating their polished studio sound into an immersive, mood-driven performance, often enhanced by moody lighting and visual atmosphere that complements their retro-futuristic vibe. They've become a go-to act for fans of nostalgic, danceable indie pop looking for a show that feels both intimate and cinematic.