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Enjoy

Enjoy, an exciting and unstoppable force in the indie pop genre, is the musical moniker of Wyatt Shears, who made his entry into the music scene riding alongside his brother Fletcher in their chaotic punk band, The Garden. Breaking away from the punk aesthetics and genre constraints of The Garden, Enjoy embodies a softer, more melodious, synth-driven, indie-pop sound. With an experimental ethos underlining his artistic journey, Shears bravely explores uncharted territories of the musical landscape. His talents don't merely limit to music, but extend to the realm of music video direction as well, with his crafty DIY-style videos adding a distinct visual palette to his sonic identity.

His artistic brilliance comes into the spotlight in one of his most recognized music videos for the track, "Small Car Big Wheels". In this video, Shears takes us on an enchantingly bizarre adventure. Dressed in an electrifying orange suit, complete with a boombox by his side, he embarks on a surreal exploration around town, while his wild dancing animate as peculiarly charming spectators. The video, fittingly bizarre yet intriguing, excellently mirrors the unique and unconventionally catchy rhythm of the track.

However, his creativity truly shines in his self-directed music video for "I've Wasted So Much Time". The video, shot entirely in black and white, unfolds like a series of dreamlike vignettes painted against a strikingly stark visual canvas. Undeniably, it’s hard to forget the scene where Shears appears to have an elastic neck and bobble head, resembling a garden gnome. Whether it's depicting his head bouncing in tune with the music or illustrating his metaphoric journey concerning wasted time by being 'stuck' in a washing machine, his videos offer an intriguing overlap of subtlety and extravagance. Through his sound and vision, Enjoy triggers complex reflections on the mundane, the profound and the absurd facets of life.

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