Cherokee Social frontman Julian Navarro has been singing as long as he could walk. He grew up surrounded by studio equipment and instruments that cultivated him into a highly skilled songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist. After years of playing in bands, touring as a bassist, and releasing albums he met Alex Creighton, a guitarist from Denver, Colorado. The two formed a fast commitment to each other and to using their music to bring communities together every time they play live. The pair’s relentless stage energy and clever combination of blues guitar, pop songwriting, and indigenous-influenced percussion has landed them a growing and dedicated fanbase in a short time. Currently they are in the depths of creating their debut album, sure to bring a unique sound to the realm of indie pop, but they’ve already tantalized with infectious hits like “Cinnamon Sugar” and “Tamagotchi,” brand new for Summer 2025.