Wet is a three piece pop band out of Brooklyn, NY with big beats, big hooks, and big problems. If you’re looking for a little pick me up on a droll day, look no further than the two latest releases from Brooklyn based trio, WET. I love how the vocalist, Kelly Zutrau, has a voice that could cheer you up during a zombie apocalypse. To compliment her voice, Joe Valle and Marty Sulkow provide beautifully simplistic instrumentals, proving how sometimes less really is more. Forget conventional grammer and spelling as your mind drifts away in a sea of euphoric melodies. If you like what you hear, support quality music and purchase these two tunes on iTunes. Kelly Zutrau, Martin Sulkow and Joe Valle have been making music together in various outfits since meeting as students in New York in 2006. What began as a long-distance collaboration between Providence, New York, and Los Angeles led to string of shows and self-releases in the summer of 2012. A year later, and they’ve already managed to find the delicate balance between slow-motion R&B and minimal indie pop. Pooling all their influences, Wet touch upon everyone from Solange to The XX to Patsy Cline, while still conveying a blissful simplicity that tugs at your heartstrings and forces you to hang onto their every waking word. Their self-titled debut EP is out now on Neon Gold Records.