Rather than a transition, it felt more like returning to our roots in music. Before we even began our modeling careers, music was always a part of us. In high school, we formed a girl group called 'DimezR4ever,' though like many high school bands, it didn’t last long. However, music has always been ingrained in us—it’s not something new but a passion we've revisited.

 

We chose to start recording after facing some frustrations within the modeling industry, channeling those feelings into art. That’s when we created our first self-titled track, 'IIICON'. It gave us a new sense of confidence and, to be honest, a glimpse of fame. It made us both hungry for more and humble at the same time, as we quickly realized that fame can be fleeting, and the initial rush it brings doesn’t last forever.

Missy Elliot, Busta rhymes, Future, Doja cat, Rihanna. All of them are all around creatives. 

Hype Killz was our way of pushing back against the pressures of social media. It’s a statement—a rebellious 'no' to the way social platforms can make us feel insignificant, even though they’re the same platforms that brought us recognition in the first place. It’s about navigating that contradiction and finding the strength to stay true to ourselves despite it.

There isn’t a single method when it comes to creating music. Sometimes we write lyrics without any music, and other times we write to a beat. We’ve written songs both inside and outside the studio, and honestly, some of our best lyrics come to us during the most mundane moments. Inspiration strikes in unexpected ways.

We each have our strengths, and we make it a point to acknowledge and nurture them. We hold each other accountable but also trust one another to make decisions that are in the best interest of both of us. It’s not always easy, but we work on it every day. Above all, we value our artistry, and we’re committed to not letting anything stand in the way of that.

What challenges have you faced in the music industry as sisters and how have you overcome Our biggest challenge has been not giving up—refusing to let the odds stop us. Perseverance has been key.

We’d love to collaborate with Missy Elliott, Busta Rhymes, Future, and Doja Cat. They’ve all inspired our music in different ways, and their creativity pushes boundaries in a way that really resonates with us.

It’s a balance between caring and not caring. You have to care so little that you’re not swayed by negative opinions—even your own. But at the same time, you need to care enough to check in with yourself and ensure that your work remains true to your core values.

We hope to be visible symbols of success, particularly for young girls and boys who look like us, but also for anyone who connects with our story. Representation is so powerful, and we want to be living proof that pursuing your dreams is possible, no matter the obstacles. Our aim is to inspire others to chase their own passions and to remind them that their dreams are worth fighting for.

Marketing and promotion are definitely still evolving for us. Like many artists, we’ve experienced the frustration of social media algorithms, which often hide creative content—especially music—from reaching its intended audience. But we’ve learned that the key is not to let the numbers or algorithms dictate our efforts. Staying consistent is important, and while it’s easier said than done, we remind ourselves to focus on the work and let everything else follow. We’re constantly learning how to engage more effectively with our fanbase and share our music in authentic ways.

In the next five years, we envision ourselves as full-time creatives and businesswomen, using our resources and influence to create financially stable, thriving lives—not just for ourselves, but for our entire team. We plan to expand into other industries, including film, fashion, and hair care, exploring opportunities that align with our vision and passions. Ultimately, we want to build a legacy that reflects our artistry while empowering others to follow their own creative paths. 

We’d describe our fashion style as retro-futuristic. We love drawing inspiration from the past, blending it with contemporary elements, and even pushing the boundaries of what’s considered modern. Over time, our style has definitely become more refined. We’ve incorporated more timeless, vintage, and thrifted pieces into our wardrobes, while paying greater attention to the small details, like jewelry, that truly elevate a look.

Rihanna! Rihanna! Rihanna! She’s our ultimate fashion icon. What we admire most about her is how she takes bold risks while still maintaining a timeless elegance. Beyond her fashion sense, it’s the confidence she exudes that truly inspires us. She shows that confidence is just as important—if not more—than style, and that’s something we strive to embody in both our personal and professional lives.

Music and performing give us the perfect platform to experiment with our boldest, most creative outfit ideas. It’s a chance to express ourselves visually as much as we do musically, allowing our fashion choices to reflect the energy and vibe of each performance. 

The looks from our Spaceship music video were some of the most fun we’ve ever had. The black-and-white outfits were both timeless and futuristic, capturing the essence of the song perfectly. It felt like a moment where fashion, music, and creativity all aligned seamlessly.

We grew up immersed in Black culture, which is deeply intertwined with hip-hop culture, and ultimately, American culture. Fashion is a huge part of Black expression—it’s not just encouraged, it feels innate. Growing up, we learned how to use clothing as a way to communicate identity and individuality, which continues to influence our style today.

Living in New York keeps us in touch with what’s current and innovative. There’s inspiration everywhere—from the streets to the fashion scene—whether it’s from different generations or various subcultures. We love blending these influences while staying true to our own style, always pushing the boundaries but never losing sight of who we are.

Fashion plays a significant role in our creative process. As soon as we finish a song, we’re already dreaming up the music video, and the outfits are a huge part of that vision. The clothes we choose help tell the story visually, adding another layer to the music and the overall experience.

This is such a transformative time for the entertainment industry. A lot of the long-hidden issues are finally coming to light and being addressed, which is something that has been needed for a long time. We believe that once the dust settles, the industry will be a much better space for all artists. Our advice to emerging talent is simple: keep creating and stay true to your authentic self. Your unique voice and creativity are what will ultimately set you apart.