What happens when the social cultures of New York and London inspire a music artist? An indie pop singer and innovator is born, going by the name Louise Aubrie, producing an incredible indie rock album called Late 44. The quasi-anthemic album has indie rock enthusiasts gushing over the well-crafted compositions of Late 44, a pop punk album which guides listeners forward with highly intelligent and digestible music.

When people describe Louise Aubrie, they compare her to Blondie, The Killers, The Smiths and Pink. Her band members include Tom Edwards (Guitars), Boz Boorer (additional Guitars), Joe Holweger (bass), David Ruffy (drums and percussion), and James Knight (piano and keys). They made an incredible 10-song album which includes the following tracks:

Late 44 tracklisting

1. Masterstroke
2. Tear-jerker
3. Perfect Battle Cry
4. Winter Dolour
5. Too Late
6. Next To Nothing
7. Kiss Of Life
8. Candlelight
9. One False Move
10. Please Don’t Touch

When Louise is not recording in the studio, she spends her time between her hometown London and New York City. We can hear influences from the two major cities with the indie post-punk roots with rock and pop melodies from the album Late 44. She writes all her song materials, with Late 44 being her third studio album. Have a listen to Late 44 now and let us know what you think. If you like what you hear, you can like Louise Aubrie on Facebook and keep up with her via her official website Louiseaubrie.com.