Sean Solomon

Sean Solomon had great expectations. But when his hopes for an abundant world crashed up against an unforgiving reality, he decided to feel nothing. For a time, the Los Angeles-born-and-raised singer/songwriter and cartoonist/animator gave into the void – an understandable impulse when the landscape is cluttered with social injustice and division, global atrocities, and devastating headlines. But artistic expression can be a release valve – a way to comprehend the world and build community, which is exactly what Sean does on his debut solo album, The World Is Not Good Enough, out now via his new label home of ANTI- Records. Art has been Sean’s primary mode of processing his surroundings since early adolescence. After going viral with 2025's plaintive indie-folk entry “Car Crash,” which came with a self-directed and self-animated music video, Sean has been steadily reintroducing himself to audiences, some of whom might already know him from LA underground-rock staples Moaning and Moses Campbell. Animation heads might recognize his whimsical artwork from visuals collabs with Run the Jewels, Unknown Mortal Orchestra and Odd Future. Now, as a fully-fledged solo artist, Sean has tied the disparate threads of his creativity together. What emerges is a finely drawn world where childlike innocence and existential questions collide into colorful confetti that is equal parts chaotic and wondrous.