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This is fresh air. I'm Terry Gross. My guests are Billy Eilish and Phineas O'Connell. As you

probably know, they're siblings who write songs together. She sings on their albums. He produces

and plays several instruments.

They've been writing and recording together since she was 13 and he was 18.

Considering the number of records they've broken in the last few years, they're more than popular.

They're a phenomenon.

Their album, When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go, was the second in Grammy history to win in the major categories best record, album, song, and new artist, all in the same year. Phineas was the youngest

person to receive a Grammy for producer of the year, non-classical, Billy was the youngest to win two

Oscars, one for the theme for the Bond film No Time to Die, and another

for, what was I Made for from the Barbie movie. She collaborated on both songs with Phineas.

They're continuing to break records. Billy was the youngest most listened to artist on Spotify

this year. Their latest album, Hit Me Hard and Soft, is now nominated for seven Grammys,

including all the major categories. Each of its tracks reached over 150 million streams on Spotify.

Vinius also has an independent career as a producer and recording artist. His second solo album

was recently released called For Crying Out Loud.

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