Couvo / Frankie White

Equal parts confessional singer-songwriter, raucous indie rock, and alt R&B, Couvo makes music for your End of the World playlist. Couvo is the musical project of New York-based indie rocker Josh Couvares. He draws inspiration from artists like Bruce Springsteen and The 1975, blending intimate storytelling with anthemic, nostalgic sounds. His music often features a mix of 90s alternative rock and more modern indie styles. Couvo’s songs often explore themes of desire, self-reflection, and the tension between dreams and reality. For example, his track “Why Do You Want” questions the nature of desire, while “Purgatory” explores the feeling of being stuck between a dream and its realization, according to Wonderland Magazine. He is known for his versatility as a songwriter and his ability to craft both intimate and powerful tracks.

Couvo has released several singles and an album titled “Horses & Divorces”, according to York Calling. His music has been praised for its relatable lyrics, catchy melodies, and ability to evoke strong emotions. He has also been called “The Punk Springsteen” by some listeners.
Frankie White is a Burlington, Vermont-based singer-songwriter and livestreaming artist blending geek folk with heartfelt storytelling and nostalgic alt-pop influences. Raised in Colchester, VT, White began writing songs at age 10 and developed her sound while studying at Loyola University New Orleans. Inspired by Death Cab For Cutie, Ingrid Michaelson, and Weezer, she crafts music that balances melancholy and playfulness, often incorporating audience participation into her live performances. White performs both as a solo artist and with her band, Frankie White & The Fuse, delivering an energetic mix of alt-pop, folk, and groove-driven rock that captivates audiences with witty lyricism and expressive melodies.