We're now on Instagram at @petunia_and_i. Out of everywhere we're setting up shop, this is the one built for the parts of the process that never make it into a lyric — the stuff you'd only ever notice if you were standing in the room.
What's Going There
Stills from cover art sessions, waveforms mid-mix, the handwritten mess a lyric looked like before it became a lyric. Photos from wherever a song actually got written, which is rarely somewhere that looks like a studio. Nothing polished into a press kit — just the visual residue of nine tracks' worth of work, posted roughly in the order it happens.
Why a Photo Feed for This
Because the partnership has a physical side that the songs don't capture — the notebook, the desk, the specific ordinary mess of a track coming together. A feed built around images is the right size for that. It's not trying to explain anything the way a blog post does; it's just showing it.
If you want the story behind a track, that's still here on the site. If you want what the story looked like while it was happening, that's where Instagram comes in.