Written, recorded, produced and mixed by Ian and Kristina Dandridge
The Infinite Daisy Chains

Nothing To Lose

I Wish I Could Tell You

Single for Brave Armadillo - Unicorn Inverter

For You

I Like You Too Much

If You Only Knew

Seasons is the debut album from indie artist Audilia — a raw and poetic journey through falling, rising, and growing. Each of its eight tracks captures a season of the soul, blending intimate storytelling with warm vintage pianos, textured guitars, and MPE-driven horn arrangements. The sound is at once melancholic and hopeful, drawing listeners into a cinematic world where every breath, pause, and chord has meaning. Written and recorded with deep intention, Seasons is both a confession and a celebration — music for daydreamers, wanderers, and anyone who has learned to stand again after the fall.

Down Away We Fall

rooms

Orphic is the first single from Berlin shoegazers Dusk Saffron.

The song is the lead single off the band's upcoming EP, A Little Death, and showcases a unique take on an often paint-by-numbers genre, with the band crafting their own singular sound of intertwiwing guitars, pulsating drums and singalong choruses. The result is a mishmashed sonic palette that lands somewhere between DIIV, Slowdive, and Foals—dreamy, driving, and emotionally resonant.

Orphic is a song about the emotional disorientation that comes after betrayal or heartbreak—when the truth hurts more than lies, and you're trying to claw your way back to a sense of control. It captures the dazed, looping feeling of being stuck in a cycle of pain, but also craving release, or maybe even transformation. In the lines “Reasons to ignore you / resons to implore you” we see a duality that’s central to the song, a conflict between letting go and still reaching out. The lines "The very act of love is / to find another way" suggest that even in loving, sometimes the only path is separation or reinvention.

Orphic

DUMBO!

Where Are We Going?

Nervous - Single

October 16th, 2020

Nervous

ROHAN grew up between Australia and Singapore, where he first picked up piano thanks to his Indian mum. A love for punk (via Green Day's American Idiot) soon led him to both fronting bands and hacking computers. He later moved to California where he dropped out of Stanford to build his life at the intersection of music and technology. From his DIY home studio, he blends the laid-back grit of Aussie indie rock with R&B, electronic, and folk into genre-blurring, confessional anthems.
- Romy Bayhack, Big Hassle