Raising a Glass to St. Andrews Art Scene With Jack And Gin

In this episode of the St Andrews Jezebel Podcast, Ashley welcomes back music duo Jack and Gin, also known as Sandi Marlisa and Eli Ingram. Recording live on location at Flores, the returning guests discuss their solo and collaborative projects, upcoming releases and performances, and their experiences as musicians. Here are the main takeaways from the episode:

1. New Album Release: Jack and Gin are coming up with a new album for 2023, which they describe as a journey. The album will feature a variety of moods, including reggae, blue, extreme indie, and southern goth. They are excited to show what they are capable of doing when they dream big.
2. Salty Oak Brewing Company: Jack and Gin host a weekly event every Sunday at Salty Oak Brewing Company where they perform all-originals. The venue allows them to experiment and be themselves, and they welcome other musicians and artists to come and showcase their talents. They hope to see more live art displayed in St. Andrews and are trying to be a part of that movement.
3. Songwriting Process: Jack and Gin's songwriting process has evolved over time, with one of them taking the lead on a song initially. Sandi Marlisa is more involved in the lyrics, while Eli Ingram is the king of hooks. They work well together, with their strengths and weaknesses complementing each other.

Check out Jack and Gin's new album when it releases in 2023, and visit Salty Oak Brewing Company every Sunday to experience their all-originals event. Support local artists and musicians by attending events and showcasing their talents.

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Credits

• Hosted by:Ashley Feller
• Guests: Jack And Gin AKA Sandi Marlisa and Eli J. Ingram
• Recording Location: Floriopolis
• Theme song “The St. Andrews Jezebel” was written and reformed at Boundless Sounds on the Campus of Gulf Coast State College by Dave Schwartz