Pet Envy

Pet Envy, a musical project founded by songwriters Shelbi Albert and Jake Diggity, is known for their distinctive melodies and powerful vocals. Their music effortlessly blends elements of pop, R&B, and indie-rock, creating a unique and captivating sound. With core band member Matthew Singler on drums, the group has an incredible chemistry that shines through in their energetic live performances. Native Magazine even described Pet Envy as "The most fun live band to come out of Nashville in years," which is a testament to their engaging stage presence. The band's music has made its way into the mainstream as well, with placements in popular TV shows like Shameless and regular rotation on notable radio stations like WRLT Lightning 100. Pet Envy's collaborations with various producers have resulted in a dynamic and evolving sound, reflecting their commitment to artistic growth. Their debut album, "A Modern Way to Stand," produced by Jason Wade and Steve Stout, showcased their versatility and songwriting prowess. The band's singles like "Ghost Child," "Swords," "Avalon," and "The Fountain," featuring their friend LUTHI, have all received acclaim, thanks to the creative touch of Owen B. Lewis. Pet Envy's latest releases, "Want for Nothing," "Bad," and "Medicine" continue to demonstrate their musical evolution. Produced by Jared Corder at the Polychrome Ranch in the foothills of Middle Tennessee, these tracks reflect their dedication to pushing the boundaries of their sound.