# Radar Love:  Introducing California indie duo The Heatlamps

- Link: https://indierockcafe.com/2021/05/radar-love-indie-band-the-heatlamps/
- Published: 2021-05-17T22:42:22-04:00
- Author: EarsToTheGround

[The Heatlamps](https://soundcloud.com/the-heatlamps-592896636) · [Find You](https://soundcloud.com/the-heatlamps-592896636/find-you-master-jan232021)

We’ve been listening to the California indie band **The Heatlamps.**  And even though
they only have a few songs readily available online, The Heatlamps are a band to
watch.

The **Los Angeles** duo of **Bo Jacobson** and **Louis Weeks** blend arpeggiated
guitars and solemn-sounding piano chords that express a feeling of longing on their
new single, “Find You.”

Those riffs are beautifully juxtaposed with lyrics like: “Maybe someday we won’t
be waiting for another tomorrow / It’ll be our time,” followed by “Show me the way/
All I wanna do is find you.” 

> “The song ends with an angelic swirl of noise made by guitars, pianos, synths 
> and ghostly vocals, bringing it all to a reassuring conclusion,” writes James 
> Ramos for _The Wild Honey Pie_ blog.

A bit of a surprise, however, considering the talent and musical skills of the duo,
is the lack of information about them online.

Whether you are alone and looking for someone, you’ve found the one, or aren’t really
interested, this song will definitely get you in your feelings.

[The Heatlamps](https://soundcloud.com/the-heatlamps-592896636) · [Find You](https://soundcloud.com/the-heatlamps-592896636/find-you-master-jan232021)

Just as beautiful, and with a sweet melodic rise-up and piano keys, is the also 
recently-released “Nothing In This World.”

Jacobson’s voice is both comfortably sad and beautifully soothing and sweet. That’s
a rare thing among vocalists. On the more upbeat and rhythmic “Echo,” the duo slide
into a catchy riff with Jacobson’s vocals (and lyrics) once again a huge element
of the track’s success. On each of the tracks profiled, the duo’s lyrics lean towards
love, heartbreak, and longing.

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