Arlo Indigo is a writing moniker used by the Brooklyn-based but Alaskan-raised songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Jeremiah Brunnhoelzl. The title and solo project was born out of tragedy when a friend in a previous band passed away too soon disbanding the group and leaving an emotional and creative hole in its wake. 

‘Arlo’ is a nod to a controversial childhood musical collaborator and ‘Indigo’ is the “color” Jeremiah thought the songs sounded like when he first started experimenting with new sounds. Jeremiah has been in and out of various musical projects since establishing his solo work but in his words: “The nice thing about having a solo side is that I can only break up with myself, which is relieving.” 

With three independently released full-length albums, a slew of single releases, and another full-length on the way, “Normalized Cringe”, Jeremiah has settled into a sound that he describes as “a stadium-style sound, with a little twang” when he’s up there with the band and “a solo set that aims to be as engaging as the classic acoustic Neil Young live albums” while performing alone. 

His next single, “American Survivor” is set to be released in the first quarter of 2025. It’s a visceral reaction to the stresses of modern America’s existential crisis recorded with his band in his studio collective in Brooklyn, New York.