Todd Carey Moves Into Organic, Groove-Driven Sounds with New Track “LFG”

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Todd Carey Moves Into Organic, Groove-Driven Sounds with New Track “LFG”

Do you miss the sun-drenched radio vibes of bands like Sugar Ray and Citizen King? “LFG” from Todd Carey, alongside Kash'd Out and G. Love & Special Sauce, settles comfortably into that space—loose, laid-back, and casual.

The track rides on relaxed guitars, bright keys, and a vocal pocket that feels easy but intentional. Carey has carved out a lane with songs like this, particularly on Feel Good and Long Weekend, which saw him move away from electro-pop and into a more organic, groove-driven sound alongside artists like Shwayze and Surfer Girl.

“LFG” is rooted in positivity without pushing too hard—content to live in the moment and let the feeling build naturally.

You can catch Carey this spring and summer at Down The Hatch Festival (May 27) and Texafied Jamfest (June 4).

Follow Todd Carey on Instagram for more info about his upcoming releases.

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