Abby London makes introspective and political pop. She self produces concerts with a twist, combining keyboard, guitar, video, dance, costumes, special guest actors and musicians, comedy and drama into an immersive audience experience.

She had been featured on local TV and radio stations and indie radio podcasts.

	Anxiety Do consumer choices, toxic food, relentless advertising and poor communication contribute to anxiety? If we decided to acquire food, products and other items ethically, would anyone notice or care? Can we hold ourselves accountable? Those are the questions Abby London explores in her upcoming single release “Anxiety.” The song opens with the line “Maybe I have anxiety because I ruin other people and the planet.” It’s a forlorn ruminative question Abby London contemplates as she considers The video come out June 22nd. I can update with code then.		Singer/Songwriter
	Bushes Bushes is a pop-driven keyboard heavy track with lots of harmonies. London takes us through the feelings of co-dependence, hurt, anger and the hopelessness of ending or continuing the relationship. The highlight of the track in the fast rap-like singing in the bridge that begins over video game sounds sung from the guy’s point of view, and the follow-up section is sung from the girl’s perspective. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PB9JmPrwyM&list=OLAK5uy_l7gPqld0ZNQ5_EaPLw22OeNJ_vVoLBBxU		Female vocal
	Miss Him the Most Miss Him the Most is a heartfelt piano and vocal tribute to a long haired black cat named Kronos who was with me through 6 years of life's ups and downs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUPj2E12_K0&t=30s		Acoustic ballad
	Hysteria Hysteria is an alt pop ballad made out of frustration with mainstream news media and the people who follow it without question. The chords are unusual, inspired by a dream about a circus, but work together to create an eerie feeling of something not quite right.		Alternative Pop
	What Happened to Me For people in their 30s and up who miss how wild, fun, and dumb they used to be—it includes a wake-up call at the end. Recorded in Tulsa and mastered by Grammy-winner Emerson Mancini, it blends nostalgia with an energetic edge and a brooding, wistful indie pop rock sound.		Alternative Pop

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Bryon Tosoff	6/3/2021 3:04:51 PM Quite Enjoyed your Anxiety Song Abby, quirky insightful and interesting. lots of color and fx going on. Great singing, well done, keep them coming.added to kaleidoscope and rising star stations here at IMP cheers and continued success in your music !! Bryon Tosoff
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