Finding that person who you will choose to spend the rest of your life with is perhaps one of the most daunting yet exhilarating experiences. For the next group, The Infinite Daisy Chains, this concept is fresh in their minds, as Kristina and Ian Dandridge first met in a garage rehearsal 7 years ago and as they say, ‘the rest is history…’. They have now been married for 4 years and have the pleasure of being both music and life partners
The pair are based in the DC-metropolitan area where there is a close-knit community of indie pop artists. As ‘members’ of this particular musical scene, the pair are influenced by other artists including ‘Beach house, Slowdive and Tame Impala’, and this can be sensed from their charming, upbeat tunes reminiscent of beach days and long drives.
In their latest EP, Between You and Me, they articulate their feelings in six intimate and open songs documenting their experience transitioning through and out of the ‘honeymoon phase’ following their honeymoon to the desert in Southern California back in 2018. This was a total labour of love, as the pair independently wrote, recorded, and produced the contents from their basement.
The tracks that feature on the EP were mixed by Omar Yakar Jr. and Jack Ingalls and mastered by Mike Fridmann. Each track has a unique lyrical message and is relatable in the advice or account given. Yet the overall feel of the EP brings joy using bluesy melodies and drum sets, leaving the listener filled with hope and energised for whatever lies ahead.
Listen to Between You and Me below
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I love that description, “Finding that person who you will choose to spend the rest of your life with is perhaps one of the most daunting yet exhilarating experiences.”