With their debut single “I Lied, Amber,” Keo arrive on the scene with the kind of emotional depth and sonic texture that immediately sets them apart. The London-based four-piece—made up of brothers Finn and Conor Keogh, along with Oli Spackman and Jimmy Lanwern—channel influences like Radiohead and Jeff Buckley into something raw, intimate, and entirely their own.

The track, taken from their upcoming debut EP, is a slow-burning exploration of trust, jealousy, and emotional surrender. Built on swirling shoegaze guitars and brooding rhythms, “I Lied, Amber” digs into the kind of quiet lies we tell ourselves in relationships—pretending to trust someone, ignoring the baggage we bring with us, and ultimately giving ourselves over to someone we know could break us. It’s that moment of vulnerability, when you realize your heart is no longer in your hands, that Keo captures so well.

Before dropping their first single, Keo were already making waves on the live circuit, supporting acts like Nieve Ella on tour and playing BST Hyde Park alongside Kings of Leon and Paolo Nutini. With a sold-out London headline show already under their belt and more live dates coming up across the UK, things are ramping up more and more each day. It’s a haunting, heartfelt debut that lingers long after the final note.