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train tracks 7 may 2026

indie from overpass

“what’s your train track?”

train tracks with indie from overpass

Indie from overpass joins to share her Train Tracks that have shaped her, the world behind overpass' debut album, and what it really means to finally release music you've been holding onto.

overpass have quickly become one of the most exciting emerging bands in the UK scene, known for their emotionally honest songwriting and a live show that has built a cult following from festivals to their own tours. Their music sits in that rare space where the personal becomes universal - songs about being in your early 20s, figuring it all out, and finding your people. Now, with their debut album on the horizon, Indie shares the moments that have soundtracked this chapter of the band's journey.

In this interview, Indie shares the four songs that define where she is right now - from Elliott Smith to rediscovering New Order through a Luca Guadagnino film - and reflects on what it means to be a band built through lockdown, finally getting to play it all out loud.

in this episode

  1. 00:00Intro
  2. 00:24First Train Track - Is This Real? by overpass
  3. 03:55Life on the road and a big festival summer
  4. 07:28Second Train Track - Bled White by Elliott Smith
  5. 08:21Elliott Smith's melodies
  6. 09:06How different tastes shape the overpass sound
  7. 09:54Third Train Track - Leave Me Alone by New Order
  8. 10:15Rediscovering New Order through Luca Guadagnino's Queer
  9. 11:06Sonder, public transport and the idea behind Train Tracks
  10. 12:57The post-Covid rise of bands and the importance of the scene
  11. 14:05How Covid accidentally gave overpass time to get ready
  12. 15:11Zoom gigs, live streams and playing to absolutely no one
  13. 16:28Fourth Train Track - Inner City Blues by Marvin Gaye
  14. 18:36When people sing your words back to you
  15. 19:37Releasing music for the right reasons, not the numbers
  16. 20:57Six weeks in Liverpool recording the debut album
  17. 21:51The Wombats, a wombat suit, and trying not to fall over