Hello London’s “Crowns” is a love letter to the heyday of Emo, but with a fresh twist that makes it feel brand new. Entirely self-produced, this track proves that indie doesn’t mean small—Hello London has crafted an Emo masterpiece with all the heart, grit, and polish of the genre’s golden era.
The song bursts to life with shimmering guitar hooks that build momentum, leading straight into an anthemic chorus destined to get stuck in your head after just one listen. The vocals soar with raw passion, delivering a performance that’s both vulnerable and powerful, while the rhythm section drives everything forward with relentless energy.
A tripped-out breakdown adds another layer of intensity, creating a dynamic push and pull that keeps the listener locked in from start to finish. It’s this combination of nostalgia and modern edge that makes “Crowns” so special—familiar enough to feel comforting, yet innovative enough to stand out in today’s indie-emo landscape.
For fans of Mayday Parade and The Starting Line, “Crowns” is more than just a song—it’s a reminder that Emo is alive, thriving, and evolving, thanks to bands like Hello London.
Connect with Hello London:
https://hellolondon.bandcamp.com
https://instagram.com/hellolondonmusic
Bio:
Hello London is the solo project of Buffalo based songwriter James Froese. Since 2021, Hello London has released 3 EP’s and 3 full length albums. He has opened for acts such as Sincere Engineer, Fred Mascherino, and Tough Old Bird. In 2025, Hello London released ‘The Shoreline Sessions’, a mostly acoustic album that draws influence from early emo bands
