Eleven years ago, at a tiny Orthodox Christian summer camp in the middle of rural Texas, two teenagers found each other over a pair of guitars.

There was no stage, no studio, no plan - just chords traded in the heat and beats hammered out on their phones like secret messages.

Neither of them knew that the friendship they struck up between camp bunks would one day rack up over 200,000 monthly listeners across streaming platforms and a fanbase who swear they can hear the whole thing humming beneath the music.