GLOSSER’s Riley Fanning and Corbin Sheehan’s kismetic meeting was born out of a search for meaning within their separate musical endeavors. Both avid artists in their own right, Sheehan was looking to expand his band, and Fanning was hoping to start one. Inspired by the likes of Beach House, Weyes Blood, and Phoebe Bridgers, they wrote songs together the first night they met, and GLOSSER was created in the front room of their house in the D.C. suburbs. Partnered with producer and genre-defying singer/songwriter Bartees Strange, he feels GLOSSER’s music emphasizes a “depth that isn’t found in other indie bands” and their time spent in his studio, 38 North, resulted in a sound so undeniably enigmatic and effervescent and new.