Ghost In The Water was born of a mutual love of catchy melodies, vocal harmonies and dynamic beats. Comprised of Nathan and Mandy Tensen Woolery, the Minneapolis, MN natives create lush Electropop with help from an array of synthesizers, samplers, guitars, and a tangle of extension chords.

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Eighteen tracks and two years in the making, Shooting Stars and Battle Scars is the newest album from Minneapolis darlings, Ghost in the Water. Featuring stabbing synths, bumping bass lines and raging guitar riffs, the duo’s sophomore release offers up enthusiastic Electropop of the sweetest kind. Shooting Stars and Battle Scarspresents a shift in Ghost in the Water’s sonic direction. The soaring vocal harmonies and charming intimacy that fans adored from the duo’s debut release, Tooth, are still ever-present. However, Nathan’s rediscovery of his childhood love of ‘80s-era New Wave, R & B and Funk have prompted an expansion into a more upbeat, danceable sound. The album’s second track, "Can You Drop It Like It’s Hot?," exemplifies this success in creating the perfect Pop song that blends driving dance beats with poppy, youthful enthusiasm, punctuated with Mandy’s sassy vocals. Next, "Secrets For Science" offers up the sugar rushed giddiness of hidden crushes with its sweet, charming vocals and fast-paced, bubbling beats. Later, as the album takes a moodier turn, "The Neon Forest" delves into the lush darkness of longing with its penetrating guitar sounds and expansive, gliding vocals and synths.