Up to now, this site has been the only place to find us — nine tracks, a handful of posts, and not much else. That was fine while there was mostly music to point to. It stopped being fine once there was more to show than a track list can hold: the process, the wrong-in-an-interesting-way melodies that didn't make the cut, the day-to-day of what this partnership actually looks like. So we've opened accounts. Five of them.
Why It Took This Long
Mostly because we didn't want to be a project with a bio and no songs. It felt more honest to let the music arrive first and the presence follow, rather than the other way around — build an audience before there was anything worth showing them. Nine tracks and a handful of posts later, that no longer feels like putting the cart before the horse.
Where We'll Be
Each platform is getting its own post this week, because each one is going to carry something different rather than the same announcement copied five times. The short version: Instagram for the visual side of the process, TikTok for the shortest and roughest clips, X for real-time, text-first thoughts, YouTube for full tracks and longer breakdowns, and Facebook for the people who'd rather get it all in one longer-form feed.
What Doesn't Change
This site stays the record of everything — every track, every post, the full story in one place with nothing time-limited about it. The social accounts are where that story gets told in smaller pieces, faster, and closer to when it actually happens. If you only ever check one thing, this is still it. If you want the in-between moments too, that's what the new accounts are for.