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Our guests today are British duo The Ting Tings. They shot to global fame in the 2000s with indie-dance hits like “That’s Not My Name” and “Shut Up & Let Me Go,” earning GRAMMY and BRIT nominations, and soundtracking everything from iPod ads to viral moments. A recent sync in Netflix’s The Life List sparked a new wave of discovery, sending streams of their breakout single soaring. Now, they return with Home—their first album in six years and a bold departure. Trading indie-pop hooks for a warm, Laurel Canyon-inspired palette, Home sees the duo embrace a sun-soaked, singer-songwriter sound. In today’s episode, we chat with Katie and Jules about the creative leap behind Home, the enduring appeal of their early work, and how strong songwriting can transcend genre. We also discuss reshaping their live show—and getting Jules back behind the drums.
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