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    Irina Imme shares her awesome new single, Easy.

    AdminBy AdminSeptember 18, 2026
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    Irina Imme shares her awesome new single, Easy.


    Being based out of London sometimes has its perks, and sometimes it has its faults, but for Irina Imme it sounds like she has got the scene in her hands based on this single.

    … araw, high-octane indie rock thrill that proves Irina Imme is a force to be reckoned with.

    The new track is raw and electrifying, with her vocals once again showcasing why she is a force to be reckoned with in the capital.

    With the single “Easy” being her second release of the year, following her EP titled “Y2K”, this new offering sounds like she has turned a corner, and those rock fans who are looking for a bold new track by a female vocalist are probably going to be dying for something like this. It is an absolute thrill and I loved it from the first minute.

    With sounds that remind me of Paramore and early Avril Lavigne with its gritty grunge, this track certainly is a gateway to her sound.

    Find more amazing music like this in our UK Indie playlist on Spotify!

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