Hailing from Madison, Wisconsin, indie newcomer Hathery steps into the spotlight with her debut album, “This, Too, Is Now.” Known for a distinct voice that echoes diverse influences from Belinda Carlisle to Alison Krauss while being wholly original, Hathery brings an indie sensibility to a collection that defies genre and gracefully dances between electro-pop and indie-rock with ease. The album’s first single, “Mother of Monsters,” honors pioneering women Mary Wollstonecraft and her daughter Mary Shelley, setting the stage for a concept album exploring philosophy, reason, and growth through new perspectives. Across a variety of musical styles—woven together by introspective lyrics and driving melodies—Hathery invites listeners to connect, reflect, and discover new paradigms in each track. With a deeply personal approach and an honest, vulnerable tone, “This, Too, Is Now” isn’t just about making music—it’s about asking questions and finding meaning.more

This is the final track to my album Computers Dream in ISO-Lation. Its a somber farewell to the digital soundscape of the former 8 tracks, and I am hoping it evokes a sense of resolute emptiness in the listener.more

Regret is a bottomless glass, forever brimming with the weight of what can never be undone.more