Formed by five high school friends from Long Beach Island, New Jersey, Innlet came together with one goal: to write songs that people carry with them through every season of their lives.

Drawing equally from indie rock and their backgrounds as jazz musicians, the band's sound blends dynamic arrangements into something both familiar and distinctly their own. Their songs often explore unusual stories and vivid imagery, such as their debut single, Black Horse Lake, which tells the story of a phantom hitchhiker, to Willow Tree, a nostalgic ballad centered around a conversation with a picture frame. 

What started as late nights in basements and garages quickly turned into weekends spent crisscrossing the East Coast in packed cars, playing anywhere that would have them. As word spread through their energetic live shows and growing online audience, Innlet found themselves sharing stages with national acts including The Kilans and West 22nd while bringing their music to audiences across Nashville, Chicago, Washington, D.C., Tampa, North Carolina, Massachusetts, and beyond. Along the way, they've built a fanbase that shows up early, sings every word back, and has helped sell out shows across the northeast. Most recently, the group sold out 8 shows on their first-ever headlining tour they named The Willow Tree Tour

In just over a year, their debut EP, Flytrap, has amassed more than 7 million streams, helping push Innlet's catalog past 15 million streams across platforms.

Though their story is only beginning, Innlet is committed to building something that endures: a catalog of songs that become intertwined with people's lives and a live show that keeps their followers coming back year after year.