“A compelling piece of genre-spanning avant-pop equally suffused with a love of humanity, reflected in its voracious appetite for the many nuances of groove and sound, and an abhorrence for the many ways humanity is oppressed, compressed, and vaporized via the soul-crushing pressures of capitalism and encroaching technocracy.” Bandcamp

“A fierce, anti-capitalist critique of the West’s indifference towards human suffering. A cheery challenge to our governments’ inability to demonstrate basic humanity towards others” The Fader

“The revolution that Ocher proposes is not a militaristic coup but instead a form of cultural reconditioning that prompts us to reassess the roles we play within the capitalist framework.” The Quietus – Album of The Week

 “It’s wonked-out pop music, riffing on everything from Spaghetti Western soundtracks to space-age funk minimalism, with an interlude naturally paying homage to Laurie Anderson.” Flood Magazine

“Her experimental pop sits in its own space. At moments, her torchier songs have hints of Nico – John Cale might be in there too… – but the dramatic melodic arcs have an immediacy which ensures an instant bond with the audience. Lyrically, she forthrightly decries inequality and pointless frictions. Above all, Mary Ocher connects.” The Arts Desk

+ Will Schultz

From his bedroom, indie rock artist Will Schultz makes his radiant songs that focus on life and love, sorrow and sadness.

The 25 year old writes, records and co-produces all of his work, creating a body of music that encapsulates what it is like to love and to lose.

He is perhaps best known for his laidback personality and a mix of acoustic folk, jangling guitar tones and his sultry vocals combining to create the sound that Will is known for. With his debut album in the works, stay tuned for more from this unique musician…