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Incredible Polo
Incredible Polo came up in Los Angeles in the late 2010s. Their song 'Travis' from 2018 got attention for its mix of indie rock and electronic touches, with...
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Incredible Polo came up in Los Angeles in the late 2010s. Their song 'Travis' from 2018 got attention for its mix of indie rock and electronic touches, with lyrics that felt personal and a rhythm that stuck with people. They also put out 'Fool U' around that time.
James 'JP' Peters handled vocals and songwriting, Max 'Maxy' Anderson played guitar, Emily 'Em' Rodriguez was on bass, and Ethan 'E' Miller drummed. Their debut album 'Lost in the City' arrived in 2019, pulling together the sounds they'd been working with.
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