Daisy Grenade

Acclaimed alt-pop duo Daisy Grenade have released their new EP, So Much To Say, released May 15, 2026 via DCD2/Fueled By Ramen. Working with acclaimed producers including Jake Sinclair (Weezer, Fall Out Boy, Panic! At The Disco), Pom Pom (Suki Waterhouse, Noah Kahan, flowerovlove), and Courtney Ballard (5SOS, King Mala, Waterparks), So Much To Say finds the duo breaking new sonic ground while remaining distinctly Daisy Grenade, delivering a genre pastiche that sees the band at their most raw and vulnerable.

Expanding on the project, Daisy Grenade shared, “We’re so excited for this EP to finally be out in the world because it feels like the truest version of Daisy Grenade we’ve put into music so far. With the response to ‘Emily’ online the past few weeks, it’s been surreal to see so many people connecting with something that came from such a real place for us. We really gave ourselves permission to do whatever we wanted on this EP—sonically, lyrically, all of it—and not hold back or try to fit into anyone’s expectations. As artists and performers, this feels like the most accurate portrayal of us yet.”

Earlier this week, Daisy Grenade surprised fans with the So Much To Say EP film, which is streaming now on the band’s official YouTube channel. Shot over four days in singer Dani Nigro’s grandparents' home, the series of interconnected visuals follow the duo as they compulsively replay the same memories, trying to rewrite what went wrong, finally revealing they’re no longer reliving the truth - just the version they can’t let go of.

The visuals also mark the directorial debut for frontwomen Dani Nigro and Keaton Whittaker, with Nigro tackling the frenetic energy of “Bombshell,” while Whittaker takes the reins on the intimate closing track, “It Must Be Me.”

The playful focus track “Emily” explores a theme known all too well in friendships amongst women: do I want to be her, or do I want to be with her? Alongside its accompanying visual, “Emily” examines the line between envy and obsession, showcasing the duo’s powerhouse vocals and earworm melodies.