DAISY GRENADE
About Daisy Grenade Daisy Grenade is an alt-pop duo with something to say - and a clear vision for how to say it. Dani Nigro and Keaton Whittaker, New York natives with roots in musical theater, bring a natural theatricality to their work: dynamic live performances, sharp instincts for storytelling, and an emotional precision that cuts through the noise. After amassing critical praise from Rolling Stone, Alternative Press, Ones To Watch, and more, the duo is set to return with new EP So Much To Say, a five-track collection out now via DCD2/Fueled By Ramen and helmed by acclaimed producer Jake Sinclair (Weezer, Fall Out Boy, Panic! At The Disco). From the hyperpop breakdown of single “Girls Are So Lucky,” to the intimate closing track “It Must Be Me,” So Much To Say finds the band at their most raw and vulnerable, breaking new sonic ground while remaining distinctly Daisy Grenade. About Boyish Since their early days rehearsing above a strip club called Pumps, Boyish’s India Shore and Claire Altendahl have worked together like a gas station coffee and donut – the perfection combination. But Gun marks the first album they have made in a studio and on a tape machine, not an apartment on a laptop. Alongside Loren Humphrey (Cameron Winter, Lana Del Rey), they produced the record fully analog, with no click tracks and just five instruments, during two months spent in the uncanny village of Tuxedo Park, NY.
About Daisy Grenade Daisy Grenade is an alt-pop duo with something to say - and a clear vision for how to say it. Dani Nigro and Keaton Whittaker, New York natives with roots in musical theater, bring a natural theatricality to their work: dynamic live performances, sharp instincts for storytelling, and an emotional precision that cuts through the noise. After amassing critical praise from Rolling Stone, Alternative Press, Ones To Watch, and more, the duo is set to return with new EP So Much To Say, a five-track collection out now via DCD2/Fueled By Ramen and helmed by acclaimed producer Jake Sinclair (Weezer, Fall Out Boy, Panic! At The Disco). From the hyperpop breakdown of single “Girls Are So Lucky,” to the intimate closing track “It Must Be Me,” So Much To Say finds the band at their most raw and vulnerable, breaking new sonic ground while remaining distinctly Daisy Grenade. About Boyish Since their early days rehearsing above a strip club called Pumps, Boyish’s India Shore and Claire Altendahl have worked together like a gas station coffee and donut – the perfection combination. But Gun marks the first album they have made in a studio and on a tape machine, not an apartment on a laptop. Alongside Loren Humphrey (Cameron Winter, Lana Del Rey), they produced the record fully analog, with no click tracks and just five instruments, during two months spent in the uncanny village of Tuxedo Park, NY.
About Daisy Grenade Daisy Grenade is an alt-pop duo with something to say - and a clear vision for how to say it. Dani Nigro and Keaton Whittaker, New York natives with roots in musical theater, bring a natural theatricality to their work: dynamic live performances, sharp instincts for storytelling, and an emotional precision that cuts through the noise. After amassing critical praise from Rolling Stone, Alternative Press, Ones To Watch, and more, the duo is set to return with new EP So Much To Say, a five-track collection out now via DCD2/Fueled By Ramen and helmed by acclaimed producer Jake Sinclair (Weezer, Fall Out Boy, Panic! At The Disco). From the hyperpop breakdown of single “Girls Are So Lucky,” to the intimate closing track “It Must Be Me,” So Much To Say finds the band at their most raw and vulnerable, breaking new sonic ground while remaining distinctly Daisy Grenade. About Boyish Since their early days rehearsing above a strip club called Pumps, Boyish’s India Shore and Claire Altendahl have worked together like a gas station coffee and donut – the perfection combination. But Gun marks the first album they have made in a studio and on a tape machine, not an apartment on a laptop. Alongside Loren Humphrey (Cameron Winter, Lana Del Rey), they produced the record fully analog, with no click tracks and just five instruments, during two months spent in the uncanny village of Tuxedo Park, NY.
About Daisy Grenade Daisy Grenade is an alt-pop duo with something to say - and a clear vision for how to say it. Dani Nigro and Keaton Whittaker, New York natives with roots in musical theater, bring a natural theatricality to their work: dynamic live performances, sharp instincts for storytelling, and an emotional precision that cuts through the noise. After amassing critical praise from Rolling Stone, Alternative Press, Ones To Watch, and more, the duo is set to return with new EP So Much To Say, a five-track collection out now via DCD2/Fueled By Ramen and helmed by acclaimed producer Jake Sinclair (Weezer, Fall Out Boy, Panic! At The Disco). From the hyperpop breakdown of single “Girls Are So Lucky,” to the intimate closing track “It Must Be Me,” So Much To Say finds the band at their most raw and vulnerable, breaking new sonic ground while remaining distinctly Daisy Grenade. About Boyish Since their early days rehearsing above a strip club called Pumps, Boyish’s India Shore and Claire Altendahl have worked together like a gas station coffee and donut – the perfection combination. But Gun marks the first album they have made in a studio and on a tape machine, not an apartment on a laptop. Alongside Loren Humphrey (Cameron Winter, Lana Del Rey), they produced the record fully analog, with no click tracks and just five instruments, during two months spent in the uncanny village of Tuxedo Park, NY.