"Dani asked Angie to be in a band with her…” Since that moment, the cousins had been playing consistently in the Twin Cities area. The group uses shows at venues such as: Triple Rock, The Kitty Cat Klub, 331 Club and the Nomad World Pub to promote their particular brand of folk music. Using instruments such as the ukulele, melodica, piano, flute, concertina, and bells, the group has a sound which works well in coffee shops as well as larger venues. This unique approach led Erin Roof of the City Pages to comment, “This is pop music thinking outside the guitar-shaped box.” These seemingly quiet and sparse instruments work together with strong vocals to produce a sound that is simultaneously gentle and powerful, soul-baring and soul-affirming. The band self-released their first EP, "This Has to Be Meant to Be", at the Kitty Cat Klub in February of 2008. They released their follow-up album recorded at Flowers Studio, M-I-S-S-I-S-S-I-P-P-I. in 2009.  Their third album, The Great Mavis Bacon, was released with a larger, fuller band in 2013.

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