FLEECE Captures Indie-Pop Magic with New Single “How Far Would You Go”

Let me introduce you to FLEECE, a Montreal-based indie-pop quartet that’s just unleashed their absolutely groovy new single, "How Far Would You Go." Trust me, this one’s a gem.

The band consists of Matthew Rogers handling vocals and keys, Megan Ennenberg on vocals and guitar, Jameson Daniel bringing the guitar magic, and Ethan Soil keeping the rhythm alive on drums. Their chemistry? It’s undeniable—the way these four weave their instruments together feels almost telepathic.

"How Far Would You Go" is basically a masterclass in tension-building. The track kicks off with this gripping pop melody, some seriously attitude-rich guitar work, and those left-panned shakers that immediately grab your attention.

Then comes the magic moment. A steady beat creeps in gradually, and suddenly everything clicks into place with this absolutely infectious, pop-driven chorus that’ll have you hitting repeat.

Rogers’ vocal delivery deserves special mention here—it’s gentle yet purposeful, showing incredible emotional control. His intonation work? Chef’s kiss. The man knows exactly how to convey his message without overdoing it.

Lyrically, the song hits different. There’s this beautiful reflective quality, especially in lines like "How far would you go, just take it slow, I want to know what’s in your soul. Nothing lasts forever, I got this hopefulness inside me, and I can see we’re climbing."

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Bottom line: "How Far Would You Go" is pure melodic bliss. The way they blend indie rock with neo-psychedelic textures feels effortless—like these sounds were always meant to exist together.