Indigo Girls, the folk-rock duo composed of Amy Ray and Emily Saliers, have carved a distinguished place in the American music scene with their harmonious vocals, poignant lyrics, and activism since they emerged in the mid-1980s. Hailing from Atlanta, Georgia, they burst onto the national stage with their eponymous 1989 album, "Indigo Girls," which included the hit "Closer to Fine." Their music, which seamlessly blends personal introspection with social and political commentary, has forged a strong connection with a dedicated fanbase.

Over their illustrious career, the Indigo Girls have released a series of critically acclaimed albums, demonstrating their ability to evolve while staying true to their folk-rock roots. Their latest offerings, such as "Look Long" (2020), showcase their maturity as songwriters and musicians, addressing contemporary issues with the same passion and integrity that they have brought to their work for decades. Their live performances, often characterized by emotional intensity and musical virtuosity as captured in "Indigo Girls Live With The University Of Colorado Symphony Orchestra," continue to draw audiences, proving their enduring appeal and the lasting power of their artistry. With humanitarian efforts almost as well known as their music, Indigo Girls have become as much a symbol for social causes as they are esteemed musicians.

Genres

Ectofolk

Folk

Lilith

Singer-songwriter

Women's Music

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Latest Release

What We Wanna Be (From the Motion Picture "Glitter & Doom")

Indigo Girls

Single - Released March 4, 2024