ill peach began as a songwriting duo in the studios of New York City, crafting tracks for artists like Icona Pop, SZA, Weezer, and Pharrell before realizing their own music was too raw, too weird, and too electrifying to sit behind the scenes. Founded by Jess Corazza and Pat Morrissey, the band thrives in the space between chaos and catharsis, fusing left-of-center pop with punk energy and experimental grit. Now, with the official induction of their longtime friend and collaborator Jesse Schuster, ill peach has evolved into a full-fledged trio—tighter, louder, and more unpredictable than ever. Their debut album, THIS IS NOT AN EXIT (via Hardly Art), cemented their anything-goes aesthetic, blending anthemic hooks with jagged edges and earning praise from FADER, Consequence of Sound, Ones to Watch, and even the ever-opinionated Anthony Fantano. Now, ill peach returns with EAVESDROPPING, a raw, fly-on-the-wall exploration of human connection across nine tracks.

EAVESDROPPING is an intimate pull into the in-between—those shadowed, unguarded moments where people reveal themselves without meaning to. Each song feels like stepping into a fragment of someone else’s life: strange, tender, and unfiltered. Together they weave a raw tapestry of connection, where confessions, silences, and half-heard truths tangle into something haunting and unforgettable.