April 10, 2023

Interview with SkyeChristy

We had the pleasure of interviewing SkyeChristy over Zoom video!

Primed for a breakthrough, buzzing Los Angeles duo SkyeChristy share a new single entitled “Beach Zombies” today and announce their signing to Warner Records.

“Beach Zombies” threads dusty acoustic guitar through a glitchy electronic haze punctuated by a sparse beat. Their hypnotic intonation practically hovers over the soundscape as airy harmonies entwine seamlessly. Fittingly, it culminates with a summery apocalyptic chant, “They want me, beach zombie.”

The release arrives on the heels of “I’m Not Like Alice,” “Sending Light (For Lucas)” and “Black Lake.” The sister duo is a sonic union of Georgia Christy Edwards and Sophie Skye Edwards. The Los Angeles natives began writing and recording music together in high school. They honed their voices in choir, even performing at Carnegie Hall as part of their school ensemble choir. Since 2020, they’ve unlocked the power of their familial harmony and have captivated fans around the globe. With their distinct signature sound and forthcoming debut project, the SkyeChristy’s bond will only grow stronger.

Get ready for a whole lot more from SkyeChristy.

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SkyeChristy

Singer-songwriter

Boilerplate:

SkyeChristy play what they call “spooky canyon pop” — fitting for a sister duo that mastered their harmonies driving through the iconic Los Angeles hills. Consisting of Sophie Skye Edwards who creates alongside her sister Georgia Christy Edwards, the Los Angeles duo is determined to do everything on their own terms.

SkyeChristy penned their latest breakout single “I’m Not Like Alice” and other tracks during the summer of 2020. When the pandemic hit, the sisters revived their high-school tradition and regularly spent days driving around their city’s iconic hills and highways, practicing their harmonies to California folk-rock classics by Crosby, Stills & Nash, et. al. As they prepare to release their forthcoming debut project in 2023 and follow their muse to more fans and bigger stages, there is one thing that’s certain: nothing quite matches the power of a sisterly bond.