Sorry Ghost eases into their latest single “inside voice” with a confidence that feels quietly mischievous. Built on gentle and playful acoustic guitar lines and an unforced vocal delivery, the song moves at its own pace. It draws the listener in through subtle charm, allowing small melodic turns to do the heavy lifting. It is the kind of track that feels immediately familiar.
What makes “inside voice” linger is its sense of play. There is a lightness in the arrangement that keeps the track buoyant while remaining restrained. The melody circles back on itself in a way that stays with you long after the song ends. Each element feels deliberately placed, creating a calm surface that continues to reward repeat listens.
The production deserves credit for knowing when to step back. Nothing feels oversized or overly polished for effect. The song thrives on cohesion, with every element working toward a shared mood. As the band explains, “‘inside voice’ is our earnest shot at telling people we’re more than an internet fad; we have something to say and an authenticity to display that we feel hasn’t been said or done in indie.”
Sorry Ghost is a Louisiana-born, Los Angeles-based indie rock band that thrives on contrast, pairing optimism with frustration and humor with sincerity. Childhood friends Daniel Anton and Matthew Polito lead the project alongside Tate Silver and Sean Duong, and together they have built a following that extends well beyond streaming platforms. Their latest chapter also arrives with subtle polish from producer Bill Mims.
Their DIY approach and candid online presence have helped them connect with a growing audience, affectionately known as Sogovians, while steadily building impressive listener numbers and social reach throughout 2025.
The band first caught wider attention with their 2024 debut single “box breathing,” which went viral in an unexpected way and set the tone for their blend of music and everyday absurdity. A run of singles followed in 2025, including “polyester (yes sir),” “it’s getting late,” and “slow to speak,” each contributing to a steadily expanding catalog. “Inside Voice” arrives as part of an ambitious release schedule and tour plans for 2026.
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