Meet Brooklyn-based duo Marian Hill, composed of vocalist Samantha Gongol and production artist Jeremy Lloyd. You might remember them for their hit “[One Time](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=upEX2JMp3c0)” which entered the top 40 on US alternative radio in 2015 and counts no less than 14 millions views on Youtube. Their last album, [_Unusual_](https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/unusual/1359228338), released earlier this year, might be the perfect bedroom playlist. In a [Billboard interview](https://www.billboard.com/articles/news/8299774/marian-hill-you-should-know-video-interview), Gongol rightfully said that after listening to their music you should be feeling “sexy and strong and good.” Marian Hill definitely puts you in the mood for a steamy Friday night and gives you just the right amount of confidence you need.
Naturally we were curious to know more about the band so we asked them individually: Hey Marian Hill What’s In Your Fridges?
**_Jeremy Lloyd:_**
The view from my apartment - we wrote and recorded a lot of our earliest music here, and I still often work at home in my bedroom late into the night. I love to walk to the window on a break and just take in the city - it's a really nice way to clear my mind and be grateful for what I have and the amazing city I live in.
Our current studio in Brooklyn - our happy place :)
My sneaker collection - I always loved sneakers as a kid, had a brief break in college where I wore dress shoes and thought I was cool, and then rediscovered my love of kicks as an adult. They're my weakness and my pride and my girlfriend helped build these shelves with me to show them off a few years ago.
**_Samantha Gongol:_**
These are my pillows. I stole the lizard from our green room gift basket at Coachella this year (so maybe not stole)- I haven’t really made the effort to call a place home since we started traveling so much, but the first thing I did when I moved to my new place was source my pillows. My boyfriend Nolan helped me find the large grey pillow from a vintage shop in LA. Some I’ve had longer than others, but the ‘hug me’ has been a staple since I moved to New York. And no particular affinity for highland cows, I just loved it :)
This guitar has been in my life for a long time. I’m a bad guitar player. But I’ve travelled a lot in the last 10 years and I’ve always had this guitar to keep me company. It’s seen good shows and pretty bad shows haha. I don’t really use it to write songs any more, but I’ve found just playing it helps me settle.
_Marian Hill will be playing_ [_CRSSD Festival_](http://www.crssdfest.com/) _in San Diego on September 29th._
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Written By Agathe Pinard
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