About

Santa Monica, California based indie pop duo Only Bricks burst onto the Southern California music scene with the release of their debut EP Foundation in early 2018. Now they’re getting ready to spread yet another sun-soaked anthem with their newest single Alright! Fronted by lead vocalist Anne DiGiovanni and joined by her husband, guitarist Joseph Lewczak, Only Bricks is the definition of quirky indie pop.

Only Bricks’ music is an eclectic and unique collection of rock, pop, and dance, mixed with their own individual and uplifting musical sensibility. Their songs inspire joy with bright, multi-faceted melodies, poppy hooks, and lyrics that tell relatable stories of love, desire, and connection. Their latest single, Alright!, is no exception. It’s a song celebrating women’s empowerment and self-love.

Only Bricks’ lead vocalist Anne DiGiovanni says, “Women are under pressure on so many levels, from relationships to proving ourselves at work to state legislatures and courts deciding what we're allowed to do with our own bodies. It's a lot, and this song is just a reminder to look to our inner strength and it will be ok.”

Since their crowd-electrifying live debut in April 2018 at The Peppermint Club in Los Angeles, the band has been heaped with praise. The blog Musicotfuture, said that Foundation "will have you dancing all night." The blog Thinking Lyrically remarked about the band’s songs’ "huge, infectious choruses that are perfect for summer!" Indie Voice Blog hailed "[t]he sweet vocals of Anne DiGiovanni, combined with the musical genius of her husband, Joseph Lewczak, create music that is a sheer joy to behold, and makes you want to get up and boogie." LA Music Critic Bob Leggett went so far as to exclaim, "[t]he new reigning King and Queen of Indie Pop music. Their new release, Foundation, is one of the best of 2018." Vents Magazine called it the "perfect California indie pop record."Substream Magazine exclaimed the lead single, "Twisted," is "full and rich while still moving and dancing with pop sensibility." Atwood Magazine raved that the EP’s second single, "(Your Love Gets Me) High," is a "fuzzy, feel-good and infectiously upbeat single."