

Bangkok-born and LA-based singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer [spill tab](https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?c=euGZstcaTDllvimEN8b7jXrwqOf-v5A_CdpgnVfiiMM&d=DwMGaQ&e=&m=s_YPFGVKW8Oq1H35M3ypueLSFmUkwSuy6dhrVa_B2Bw&r=NQLvR6M5BhqW8O55zGpeo0G_9zCE-hbPINq0OIn1AbE&s=hIUZcoZFfFxMfDSJwmT0e-plccAjIltodcCQW0c4qOA&u=https-3A__www.instagram.com_spill.tab_-3Fhl-3Den) releases another transcendent bilingual bedroom pop anthem today with “Indecisive” featuring Tommy Genesis. "[Indecisive](https://forms.sonymusicfans.com/campaign/spill-tab-indecisive-presave/)" follows her dreamy, indie-pop track ”Anybody Else" which included a colorful, tongue-in-cheek accompanying music video.
To celebrate the release, the rising star has shared the top ten tracks that inspired her latest single. Check out the list below.
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“sweet thing” - Dijon
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Dijon was one of the first artists that made me fall in love with the formant shifting aspect of vocal processing. I love the sort of subtle morphing of vocals and how he uses it on the main and also background vocals.
“SANA SANA” - Nathy Peluso
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The drums on this song go so crazy. I was listening to a lot of Nathy Peluso while making this song. I think this song made me more down with crunchy gritty drums.
“damn Right” - Audrey Nuna
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I love the way Audrey Nuna delivers her lines, definitely took some of that energy into recording “Indecisive” vocals.
“Ferris Wheel” - Sylvan Esso
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I'm a huge Sylvan Esso fan, so I think their music somehow seeps into everything I make—hopefully, kinda, maybe.
“Break it off” - PinkPantheress
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The vibe of this song was a big inspiration in starting “_Indecisive_.”
“Outré Lux” - Photay, Madison McFerrin
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I'm very into lush vocals and dynamic melodies. This song by photay and McFerrin has solidified that love in me lol.
“Gimme Love” - Joji
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The contrast in energy from the different sections of this song is so sick. I love playing with similar sorts of energy shifts.
“Lucky Me” - Moses Sumney
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Moses Sumney is a huge inspiration for me, from delivery of lyrics to melodies to the lyrics themselves. I think I try to bring a little bit of all that into whatever I write.
“Remember” - Sam Dew
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This song just slaps so hard. Everything about it is perfect. It is flawless.
“Take Care of You” - Charlotte Day Wilson, Syd
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More fire ass use of formant shifting paired with lush vocals and hard AF drums. Amazing song overall, tbh.