Velvet Meadow emerged on the indie music scene with a distinctive blend of soulful lyrics and a rich tapestry of sounds, ranging from melancholic ballads to vibrant, upbeat numbers. The band's artistic journey began with its eponymous single "Velvet Meadow," setting the tone for a discography marked by introspective storytelling and an eclectic mix of genres. With the release of songs like "Resume" and "Alone," the group quickly garnered attention for its earnest vocal performances and thoughtful instrumentation, resonating with a growing fan base seeking authenticity and emotional depth in music.

The dual-release of "The Emerald Sea, Pt. 1" and "Pt. 2" showcased Velvet Meadow's ability to craft a narrative within their music, inviting listeners to immerse themselves in a conceptual exploration of sound and sentiment. Meanwhile, tracks such as "Everybody Wants To Rule The World," a fresh take on a classic hit, and "Singing Low" have displayed the band’s versatility and willingness to experiment while paying homage to their influences. With a collection of work that includes the contemplative "Words Are There" and the introspective "Same As It Was Before," Velvet Meadow has carved out a niche all their own, blending elements of folk, alternative rock, and indie pop to create a soundscape that is both unique and familiar. Their most recent releases, like "I Dont Like Money Anyways" and "Colours," continue to push the envelope, demonstrating the band's evolution and their commitment to creating resonant, lasting music.