Dragonflies

Born from the collaboration between Dhani Harrison and Nigel Godrich, Dragonflies is set in a London context, around sessions developed mainly in Godrich's Brixton studio after their joint work on Dhani Harrison's Innerstanding in 2023. A longtime friend, the duo chose not to extend a solo album logic to build a shared project, based on exchange, improvisation and shared writing. Dragonflies evolves in a register that blends experimental pop, organic electronics and ambient, with tracks built on loops, instruments played live and atmospheric textures that keep a clear place for melody. Dragonflies' aesthetics rest on a balance between intimate songs, plush grooves and airy arrangements, in a form where the instincts of the producer and those of the songwriter constantly shift. The project brings together two already well-identified trajectories, that of Dhani Harrison, English musician active across rock, pop and film music, and that of Nigel Godrich, British producer and musician associated with many projects since the 1990s. Under the name Dragonflies, they release their first self-titled album, Dragonflies, marking the transition from a point collaboration to a real band.