The Ingrid step in quietly. Limerence, their debut single, arrives as a slow, shimmering introduction. Intimate, defiant, and emotionally precise.
At the centre sits Jess Charleslyn’s voice: intimate but steady, cutting through the dreamlike haze and grounding the song in the space between control and surrender. Limerence feels less written than uncovered. Emotion unfolding in real time. Charleslyn shares:
The song started as something I couldn’t shake. Just a few lines and chords, until it transformed once it hit the rehearsal room.
With legendary producer Greg Walsh (Kate Bush, Heaven 17, Pink Floyd) shaping the final form, the result holds clarity without losing fragility.
Formed in Chichester, The Ingrid — Charleslyn alongside Will Hornsblow (guitar) and Josh Platt (drums) — blur dream pop, shoegaze, and modern indie into something quietly pointed. Artistry sits at the centre of the project: no shortcuts, no dilution, just intent.
Limerence introduces a band more interested in meaning than momentum. Understated, self-aware, and unapologetically human. The Ingrid make their entrance by letting the song lead.