The Ivy & Lyncs Unite for New Single & Video, “Don’t Fall Asleep To This”
- Dylanna Fisher
- Mar 16
- 3 min read
Indie-pop fans have something exciting to look forward to as The Ivy and Lyncs team up for their latest single and music video, Don’t Fall Asleep To This. The collaboration brings together The Ivy’s Wyatt Clem (vocals/guitar) and Shawn Abhari (synth/bass) with Lyncs’ Jacqueline Hynes (vocals/multi-instrumentalist), blending their signature sounds into a mesmerizing track that captures the highs and lows of long-distance relationships.
A Dreamy Yet Energetic Collaboration
The song, born during a writing trip in Los Angeles, began with a soothing, lullaby-like synthesizer. Initially envisioned as a slow, dreamy tune, the track evolved into something more dynamic and driving.
“Working with The Ivy on ‘Don’t Fall Asleep To This’ was an incredible experience,” Lyncs shared. “By the second day, we transformed it into something more upbeat, which gave it that dynamic energy that matched both our sounds.”
The Ivy echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the seamless nature of their collaboration.
With its ethereal melodies and pulsating beat, Don’t Fall Asleep To This is both intimate and energetic—a hypnotic anthem that speaks to the longing and hope that come with love across distances.
About The Ivy
The Ivy, composed of Wyatt Clem and Shawn Abhari, originated from The Academy of Contemporary Music in Oklahoma City. Since their debut in 2017, the duo has garnered attention for their fresh indie-pop sound, blending sharp songwriting with innovative production. Their viral hits, including Gold and Have You Ever Been In Love, led to the release of their 2024 debut album, A Door Still Open. They’ve toured across the U.S. and shared stages with Grayscale, The Band CAMINO, and LANY.
About Lyncs
Jacqueline Hynes, known as Lyncs, began her musical journey in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, mastering piano and violin before evolving into a songwriter and producer. Inspired by artists like Lorde and The 1975, she creates dreamy, electronic-infused indie-pop with heartfelt lyrics. Her 2019 debut EP, Every Time I Find The Meaning Of Life It Changes, showcased her raw talent, followed by singles like Prom Queen and Obvious. Her 2025 EP, SICK + SIN, cements her as a rising voice in the indie scene.
Watch & Listen
Stream The Single:Available On All Platforms
Watch The Music Video:Youtube
North America Tour Kicks Off in March
The release of Don’t Fall Asleep To This sets the stage for The Ivy’s highly anticipated North America tour, where Lyncs will join them. The tour begins on March 25th in Albuquerque and will take them through major cities, including Los Angeles, Chicago, Brooklyn, and Nashville, before wrapping up in San Antonio on April 23rd.
Spring 2025 Tour Dates
March 25 – Albuquerque, NM @ Juno
March 26 – Tucson, AZ @ Groundworks
March 27 – San Diego, CA @ Soda Bar
March 28 – Los Angeles, CA @ Scribble
March 31 – Denver, CO @ Lost Lake Lounge
April 1 – Lincoln, NE @ Duffy’s Tavern
April 2 – Kansas City, MO @ recordBar
April 3 – Milwaukee, WI @ X-Ray Arcade
April 4 – Indianapolis, IN @ Hoosier Dome
April 5 – Chicago, IL @ Subterranean
April 6 – Cleveland, OH @ The Foundry
April 8 – Toronto, ON @ The Drake Underground
April 9 – Montreal, QC @ L’Escogriffe Bar Spectacle
April 11 – Boston, MA @ The Rockwell
April 12 – Brooklyn, NY @ Alphaville
April 14 – Philadelphia, PA @ Kung Fu Necktie
April 15 – Washington D.C. @ Pie Shop
April 16 – Richmond, VA @ The Camel
April 17 – Chapel Hill, NC @ Local 506
April 18 – Atlanta, GA @ Altar at the Masquerade
April 19 – Nashville, TN @ Exit/In
April 21 – Tulsa, OK @ Vanguard
April 22 – Dallas, TX @ Ruins
April 23 – San Antonio, TX @ Paper Tiger
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