Official chronological discography of Dutch Holly releases from 2010 to present.

2026 – Persephone’s Picnic (Full Length Album)

Persephone’s Picnic — worldwide release October 14, 2026

Singles and Releases:

Funny Girl 11th Anniversary Edition (2026)

“Funny Girl (11th Anniversary Edition)” is an indie electronic and art-rock track built around a driving dance beat, angular guitar accents, and atmospheric synth flourishes. The new recording gives the song a brighter, more expansive electronic treatment, balancing dance-floor momentum with layered vocals and traces of its indie-rock origins. Jen Juniper’s lyrics speak to a sense of hope in the face of uncertainty, defiant self-possession, and perseverance through adversity.

Spirit Eyes (2026)

“Spirit Eyes” is a dream-pop and indie electronic track by Dutch Holly. It opens with retro-synth atmospherics and art-rock/new wave guitar textures before settling into a driving dance beat over pulsing synth bass that evokes a space-disco feel. Ethereal vocal layers and cinematic production give the track a sense of mystery and lift, while the lyrics deliver a hopeful, encouraging message about trusting intuition, reclaiming personal agency, and seeing beyond fear, convention, and illusion.

Phoenix (2025)

“Phoenix” is an up-tempo indie electronic track by Dutch Holly. It begins with atmospheric synth textures and transitions into a driving drum-and-guitar groove with glitch-modulated vocal layers. The cinematic pop production emphasizes contrast between spacious ambient elements and rhythmic forward motion. The lyrics frame a narrative of transformation, using the Phoenix motif to explore themes of despair, collapse, and renewal, with a symbolic reference to the literal heat of the city of Phoenix, Arizona where Jen and Tres originally started their collaboration.

Part of the official Dutch Holly discography (2010–present)

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Stars Are What You’re Made Of (2024)

“Stars Are What You’re Made Of” is another indie electronic and indietronica track by Dutch Holly incorporating a space-disco feel and retro synth textures, held together by cinematic pop production. The song combines ethereal vocals and chiming guitar layers with lyrics exploring humanity’s perceived limitations and hidden potential from a galactic visitor’s perspective.

Part of the official Dutch Holly discography (2010–present)

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Now (2024)

“Now” is a downtempo trip-hop and electronic track by Dutch Holly with a cinematic dark-wave atmosphere. The production features moody guitar lines, sparse harmonic textures, and sharp horn accents over a heavy beat. The lyrics explore themes of liminality and unseen presence, describing a perspective that exists just beyond the boundary of the living world, observing it from behind a veil of mortality.

Part of the official Dutch Holly discography (2010–present)

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Let the Light In (2023)

Part of the official Dutch Holly discography (2010–present)

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Earlier Releases:

Magick (2021)

Part of the official Dutch Holly discography (2010–present)

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The Me You See Now (2021)

Part of the official Dutch Holly discography (2010–present)

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Early EPs:

Outlaw (2015)

Part of the official Dutch Holly discography (2010–present)

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What Rhymes With You? (2010)

Part of the official Dutch Holly discography (2010–present)

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🎵 Complete Discography (2010–Present)

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🌱 2010 — Early Band Era (Indie Pop Ensemble)

Dutch Holly begins releasing music as a 4–6 piece band, with Jen Juniper and Tres Ikner as the primary creative leads. The music at this stage is rooted in indie pop, indie folk, and alt-country/Americana songwriting.

Releases

• What Rhymes With You? (EP) — 10/21/2010
• What Rhymes With You? (Song) — 10/21/2010
• Dionysius Daughter — 10/21/2010
• Shine — 10/21/2010
• Reservation — 10/21/2010
• Why Do I Wait? — 10/21/2010

Style: indie pop, indie folk
Significance: early ensemble formation; songwriting and melodic identity established with full-band instrumentation
Musicians:
Jen Juniper: Vocals, glockenspiel, percussion
Tres Ikner: Guitar, Bass* guitar, Keyboards
Jennifer James: Violin on What Rhymes With You? (song)
Chris Ozuna: Drums on all tracks
Ines Vitols: Violin on Why Do I Wait?
Mark Dorsten: *Bass guitar on What Rhymes With You?
Dr. Roy Breiling: Trumpet on Reservation

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⚡ 2015 — Transition to Duo Formation (Indietronica Shift)

Following years of experimentation and the development of live-looping techniques, Jen Juniper and Tres Ikner transition Dutch Holly into a more electronically driven project. This shift marks the beginning of Dutch Holly as a duo, with a stronger emphasis on synthesis, rhythm programming, and experimental production.

First Official Duo Release

Outlaw (EP) — 07/07/2015

• Releases
• Outlaw (EP) — 07/07/2015
• Funny Girl — 07/07/2015
• Hey — 07/07/2015
• Pomp and Circumstance — 07/07/2015
• Starseed — 07/07/2015
• Outlaw (Makin’ the Scene) — 07/07/2015

This release represents the first fully *duo-only Dutch Holly recording, marking the formal consolidation of the project into its current core configuration.

*Guest performers on Outlaw included Stephy Leigh Griffin (trumpet on “Starseed”) and Akaya Lee (cello on “Starseed”).

Style: indietronica, experimental electronic pop

Significance: Defines the modern Dutch Holly structure as a Jen + Tres creative duo. They begin playing live shows exclusively as a duo during this time, relying on live-looping to fill out the sound.

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🌑 2021–2022 — Cinematic Electronic Expansion

Releases

• The Me You See Now — 08/08/2021
• *Magick — 11/11/2021

Style: electronic indie pop, darkwave, alternative electronic
Significance: expansion into darker, cinematic production and a more refined electronic identity

*Fen Ikner of Lips performed/recorded live drums on Magick.

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🌊 2023 — Indie Electronic Phase

Releases

• Let the Light In — 02/03/2023 (0:03:25)

Style: electronic indie pop
Significance: melodic refinement and emotional clarity within the established electronic framework

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🌌 2024 — Cinematic & Rhythmic Maturation

Releases

• Now — 02/29/2024 (trip hop / downtempo, 0:04:30)
• Stars Are What You’re Made Of — 06/21/2024 (electronic indie pop, 0:03:44)

Style: downtempo, trip hop, indie electronic, cinematic pop
Significance: increased rhythmic complexity and atmospheric production depth

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🔥 2025 — Modern Cohesive Identity

Releases

• Phoenix — 07/14/2025 (electronic indie pop)

Style: indie electronic, cinematic pop, indietronica
Significance: synthesis of earlier eras into a unified modern Dutch Holly identity

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🪐 2026 — Upcoming Album

2026 — Persephone’s Picnic

Persephone’s Picnic — worldwide release October 14, 2026

Persephone’s Picnic brings together new material with songs Dutch Holly has continued to develop through years of live performance. Some earlier catalog titles receive newly recorded album versions reflecting evolved arrangements and production, while the 2026 advance releases “Spirit Eyes” and “Funny Girl (11th Anniversary Edition)” are already available on DutchHolly.com, Bandcamp, and YouTube ahead of the album’s worldwide release.

Current album-era releases and new material:

• Funny Girl (11th Anniversary Edition) — exclusive advance release August 4, 2026

• Spirit Eyes — exclusive advance release June 17, 2026

• Summer

• Truth Against the World

Reinterpreted catalog material includes:

• The Me You See Now

• Magick

• Let the Light In

• Now

• Stars Are What You’re Made Of

• Phoenix

Style: electronic indie pop, indie electronic, indietronica, dream pop, trip-hop, cinematic pop

Explore the Catalog by Sound

• Electronic indie pop / indietronica — Phoenix, Stars Are What You’re Made Of, Let the Light In

• Dream pop / indie electronic — Spirit Eyes

• Electronic art rock / dance-driven alternative pop — Funny Girl (11th Anniversary Edition)

• Trip-hop / downtempo — Now

• Darker cinematic electronic — The Me You See Now, Magick