Alt Rock trio Poe the Passenger is an indie force set on stimulating their community with togetherness, honesty and sustainability. Their new single, “GONE,” is about independent action and freedom of thought. The lyrics are about giving the music industry the metaphorical middle finger for glorifying and exploiting distressed, strung out, or

Alt Rock trio Poe the Passenger is an indie force set on stimulating their community with togetherness, honesty and sustainability. Their new single, “GONE,” is about independent action and freedom of thought. The lyrics are about giving the music industry the metaphorical middle finger for glorifying and exploiting distressed, strung out, or miserable artists. The title has a double meaning: firstly, that they don’t need “your better drugs, we’re already gone,” meaning they don’t need substances or the limelight to be happy. Secondly, it means that they refuse to engage in a conversation that compromises their morals. “GONE” is a gigantic alt rock anthem embodying the spirit of rebellion and strength of self. Poe's cult-like following voted them to #1 on KROQ, and their Instagram engagement is consistently high ~24%. Likewise, their Spotify following has grown nearly 350% in a year, and their audience has increased 138% in just a few short months.

WHERE YOU GO started in a producer session a year ago. We reflected on the anxious thought that can plague any lovers’ relationship, "Where do you go when I'm not around?". It cut deep. It got heavy. After hearing Someone Else by Rezz we were inspired to make a Dark n' Dancy song that encompassed sadness and distrust; a ballad with a hooky bass

WHERE YOU GO started in a producer session a year ago. We reflected on the anxious thought that can plague any lovers’ relationship, "Where do you go when I'm not around?". It cut deep. It got heavy. After hearing Someone Else by Rezz we were inspired to make a Dark n' Dancy song that encompassed sadness and distrust; a ballad with a hooky bass that you could move to. Its perfect for the runway, Tik Tok, Alt-Pop lovers and our following which increased 500% this month from algorithmic playlists.