Sylvan Esso Duo Discusses New Music and Life Advice in Verge Interview
In a wide-ranging conversation with The Verge, electro-pop pair Amelia Meath and Nick Sanborn reflected on over a decade of music-making and shared some personal recommendations, including splurging on good-quality yogurt.
Amelia Meath and Nick Sanborn, the duo behind electro-pop act Sylvan Esso, spoke with The Verge in a recent interview touching on their musical evolution and personal life advice, according to the publication.
The pair have been performing together since 2014, when they released their self-titled debut album featuring the single "Hey Mami," The Verge reported. Since then, Sylvan Esso has released several records exploring different sonic territories, including "Free Love," which the outlet described as featuring "dustier, more fragile textures" compared to their earlier work.
According to The Verge, the interview covered the band's creative process over the years as well as more personal recommendations from the duo, including a suggestion that listeners consider spending more on quality yogurt.
The Verge's report did not provide additional details on new music or upcoming projects from the group at the time of publication.
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