We met at school! We bonded over music and tracksuits on day one. Nothing’s changed.

We used to go by both our surnames when making music together in our teens. People ended up abbreviating it to Nimmo, so we decided to keep it as it felt genuine.

I think as artists it’s natural to look inside yourself and question the things that often make you feel uncomfortable. There’s a therapy in this for all artists, probably. Expressing feelings of joy or relaxation is easy. There's a lot of satisfaction that comes from making something out of a bad situation.

10000%

(Laughs) That title feels very grand. We are definitely part of the youth speaking, speaking with them and for them as much for as possible. So yes, in some ways. That intro to the album was something written down in a notebook after a couple of months of getting misgendered by businessmen while serving coffee in order to make sure our rent was covered. We lost all sense of power and then went on to meet so many amazing collaborators in our community and create loads of new work out of that. Power regained!

Nothing very dramatic, to be honest. We grew up and knew how we wanted the project to feel and sound, so naturally, we found our way to that spot. Sometimes, you have to change labels and switch up your outlook to get there. It felt great!

We knew half the album would have been songs we recorded with Sony, so we wanted the second half to have as much of our new outlook and energy in there as possible. To marry those two headspaces and bring together a team and project completely independently takes a bit of time, but it was very worth it.

Again, 100000%

It's Easier is still visually a very, very strong track for us. It's about the crazzzzy time we had throwing parties in our Dalston studio. We got evicted in the end because little did we know they had CCTV the whole time (laughs). That track transports us back to that time every time we sing it.

Yeah, we love throwing curated club nights! We have another coming up on the 2nd of May at Superstore in London. It’s great feeling partying with like-minded womxn and bringing our fans into that world. We are in Glasgow this month on tour – maybe you can take us out? (Laughs)

We do. We feel it’s changing rapidly at the moment, but even a huge feeling of change doesn’t always indicate that things have actually changed for good. This country still has an unquenchable thirst for the boy next door with a big voice… maybe we can fill this role without them knowing!