95X’s own dXn caught up with rising CT/NYC indie outfit Kids That Fly for a laid-back conversation that hits all the right notes—music, life on the road, and yes… the eternal debate over pizza.
If you haven’t hopped on the Kids That Fly wave yet, this is your sign.
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Breaking Down “The Boxer”
At the center of the conversation is the band’s current single, “The Boxer.” Kids That Fly dive into the meaning behind the track, unpacking its emotional weight and the creative process that brought it to life.
The song showcases their signature blend of indie alt sound with a punch of energy—balancing vulnerability with a driving, anthemic feel. It’s the kind of track that feels just as at home in your headphones as it does blasting live in a packed room.
Life on the Road with Kid Sistr
Fresh off a recent run supporting Kid Sistr, the band shares stories from the road—tour life, crowd reactions, and how the experience helped sharpen their live performance.
Touring isn’t just about playing songs—it’s about building connection. And from the way they talk about it, Kids That Fly are doing exactly that, city by city.
The Connecticut Factor… and Pizza, Obviously
With roots in Connecticut, it was only a matter of time before the conversation turned to one of the state’s greatest exports: pizza.
From hot takes to hometown pride, the band chops it up with dXn about their favorite slices and what makes CT pizza culture hit different. (Spoiler: strong opinions were definitely shared.)
Why Kids That Fly Should Be On Your Radar
Between their growing catalog, high-energy live shows, and a clear sense of identity, Kids That Fly are carving out a lane in the indie/alt space that feels fresh but familiar in all the best ways.
“The Boxer” is just the latest step—and if this interview is any indication, there’s a lot more coming.
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