Savannah: Each song is a different process, and there’s never an exact formula. How do you divide the workload as a duo? Is one of you writing, and one producing?
“Bruise” was the first time in a while that we approached it just as genuine emotion. For a lot of our career, we wrote with the intention of telling a story. At some point your work will be this extended expression of what you feel like. This song is the raw, best, most relatable version of ourselves and we’re happy to kind of be breaking down that wall with our listeners.īrandon: You kind of learn these things as you get older too, especially when you’re writing and making music. It was really great to have like a to a third opinion, because we’ve literally never allowed anybody into our workspace. Savannah: We dove in more specifically with our friend, Luca, who’s become our sole co-producer. And I was like, “Yo, I think I have something cool, come mess around with it.” We started writing together. At the beginning, I remember I had Sav come down because I was making the beat at our home studio. What prompted this change in direction?īrandon: That was the first song we made that led us into the direction that we’re working in now. Just a few days after dropping their new single “What’s up,” Between Friends opened up about their steadfast musical process, a few of their recent singles and what it’s like to be in a band with your sibling.īefore diving into “What’s up,” I wanted to touch on another recent release of yours, “Bruise.” Listening to it felt like a throwback to an early 2000s Avril Lavigne-like style of pop, particularly the guitar riffs.
For such a prolific output over the past half-decade, the duo tells Hypebeast that they’ve more or less retained the same insular approach to making the music that they’ve had from the get-go: working from their home studio, watching YouTube tutorials to figure out how to generate a certain sound and inviting few collaborators into their familial bubble, with the exception of one or two close friends.
Between Friends went on to put out three more EPs, followed by a 25-track debut album called i like when you shine!.
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