Ambient Duo Extraordinaires Hollie and Keith Kenniff (Goldmund) Combine Minds and Share New Full Length Project Harbors

Nettwerk is excited to announce new ambient group, Harbors, made up of prolific husband-and-wife duo Hollie Kenniff and Keith Kenniff (aka Goldmund). Described by the duo as “a meeting point between our two ambient sensibilities, with a touch of piano,” the two Canadian Americans are offering up their debut full-length, When We Are Free, out now. The ten-song album provides a gentle calm to your everyday life delivering miles of endless bliss. Whether studying, relaxing, napping, or drifting away, this new instrumental duo provides the perfect backdrop to your next activity. Pouring coffee, reading a book, meditating, or practicing mindfulness. To press play is to instantly feel like you’re in a day spa or on a wellness retreat. Stress-free and at peace. When We Are Free is available on all streaming and digital platforms HERE. 

Hollie and Keith Kenniff share, “Harbors is the result of the paths we’ve each taken as solo artists, with a focus on calm and introspective instrumental music. While we’ve been making music as Mint Julep for over a decade, in a more shoegaze and pop context centered around lyrics and vocals, this album/project gives us a space to explore the more ambient side of our sensibilities and foster a unique connection between our separate voices. We hope that this album gives you a chance to slow down, to notice and value what’s around you, who’s around you and to connect with those meaningful parts of your life more deeply.”

LISTEN TO WHEN WE ARE FREE HERE

One-half of duo Harbors, Hollie Kenniff, saw her 2023 track ‘Soft Slowed’ beginning to trend unexpectedly last month. The song peaked at #5 on Instagram’s trending sounds chart (just above Justin Bieber and Coldplay) with over 200k library creations, over 50m plays, and over 23k Reels made. It was Nettwerk’s top song label-wide in terms of audio library creations in July. This momentum has also migrated over to TikTok, where 7k+ videos have been made using Hollie’s track. The sound has been used by everyone from the Sydney Opera House to a deer rescue sanctuary to yoga moms to chefs to podcasts and much more.