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When two people occupy the same creative and domestic space for an extended period, the lines between their shared life and their artistic output begin to blur.<\/p>\n
It is a phenomenon akin to the way climbing vines eventually become indistinguishable from the structure they grow upon. Columbus, Ohio-based husband and wife duo Tre Nash & Jenesis<\/strong><\/a> have spent the better part of five years cultivating such an intertwined existence.<\/p>\n Their new ten-track album, \u201cIn Tandem<\/strong>\u201c, serves as an auditory record of this period. It is an intricate examination of partnership that avoids the saccharine pitfalls often associated with romantic collaborations, choosing instead to map the full, complicated geography of human connection.<\/p>\n