Between spurts of rain on a cloudy June day, young homegrown indie band Innlet showed Long Beach Island it’s undoubtedly going places. The band’s storytelling through lyricism, catchy guitar riffs and horn solos is what sets it apart. The group, less than two years old, drew a crowd as they brought infectious energy, charisma and immense talent to their set at the HopSauce Festival on June 14.
Straight out of Southern Regional High School, Innlet has taken both New Jersey’s indie music scene and social media by…
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