“We truly had no idea what we were doing and were just writing songs because it felt good and because we wanted to with no ulterior motive in mind. “I think it’s a really great example of who we are at our core as musicians and artists,” Nigro adds. Mostly, we were focused on keeping the record authentic to us and where we were when we first started out the project so we have a solid base to grow from.” Once we realized the little blend we were creating, we focused on really accentuating that on the record.
“All of the songs we were writing had this wonderful ’90s grunge nostalgic element to them, while also incorporating some newer sounds to keep it fresh. “We definitely had an idea of the general vibe, but we certainly honed in on what this project was actually about as we were recording, again with guidance from Suarez, Hannah and Pete,” Dani Nigro adds. It’s a very, very special and personal record.” It became clear that even though we were sitting on nearly 30 demos, we wanted this record to be super raw and personal, so we ended up using some of those first songs we ever wrote together. We realized what it was as we began laying down tracks with Alex. We just started writing, and with the guidance of our incredible manager Hannah Klein, our mentor Pete Wentz, and Alex Suarez who produced this record, we sort of stumbled into the vision of it. “This record is so close to our hearts, because all four of these tracks (excluding “Baby Blackout”) were among the first written for this project,” Keaton Whittaker tells Atwood Magazine. “When Dani and I started Daisy Grenade ( FKA Make Your Son Famous), we had essentially no idea what we were doing. Working with mentor Pete Wentz (“THE emo prince of our generation,” they say), Daisy Grenade is a refreshing bright spark on the alternative landscape: A young, fast-rising band with a searing and irresistible sound.
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Since debuting earlier this year, Daisy Grenade’s Dani Nigro and Keaton Whittaker have quickly established their Brooklyn band as an undeniable artist-to-watch, sporting a “manic pixie dream tumblr girl” aesthetic that translates into combustible, eruptive songs full of both unfiltered punk spirit and raw lyrical and sonic vulnerability.
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Sophomore Slump – Daisy Grenade Purple teeth, purple liquid courage Deserve a Purple Heart I want to swim inside your salty eyelids Just like a shark Damn, I’m a head case Doc gave me a new face Even my problems got problems Baby blackout and fix them In conclusion, where’s my drink been? I was born in my skin I’m just waiting for it to kick in Say we let love loose like dogs Baby full of stitches, full of glitches They’re too dull to cut us Released Apvia MYSF Records, Sophomore Slump hits hard and leaves an instant mark. A dynamic release of youthful energy and edgy bubble grunge with a pop punk twist, the cheekily titled Sophomore Slump is as electric as it is emotive: A truly thrilling set of songs brimming with infectious passion and zeal.
“ Baby blackout and fix them in conclusion, where’s my drink been?” It’s an explosive conversation starter, and just one of the many exhilarating, hair-raising moments on the Brooklyn duo’s five-track introduction. Even my problems got problems,” sing a feverish Daisy Grenade at one point on their debut EP.
“D amn, I’m a head case, doc gave me a new face. If misery loves company, why won’t you spend some time with me? Sneak in movies to the dead mall, God, your silence makes us so small in my memory… Mentored by Pete Wentz, Daisy Grenade’s Dani Nigro and Keaton Whittaker dive into their cheekily titled debut EP ‘Sophomore Slump’, a dynamic release of youthful energy and edgy bubble grunge with a pop punk twist.
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