Ingram Street Sets the Mood with Their Latest Single “Try My Love”
Ingram Street is a soulful music duo made up of brothers Howard “Minquel” Ingram and Daniel “Woody” Ingram, who bring their family bond into every song they create. Originally from Columbus, Ohio, the duo has crafted a unique sound they describe as “Sophisticated Street,” blending elements of soul, R&B, and pop. Their music is deeply inspired by legendary artists and groups who helped shape the sound of generations. Influences such as The Jacksons, DeBarge, Hall & Oates, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, The Stylistics, Blackstreet, Silk Sonic, and Common can be heard in their sound. By drawing from these influences, Ingram Street continues to create timeless music into today’s scene while adding their own fresh perspective.
Their latest project is a four-track EP titled “T.M.L.,” which stands for “Try My Love.” The project highlights their ability to create music that feels both nostalgic and current. The title track, “Try My Love,” stands out as a feel-good record with an 80s and 90s summer vibe. It captures a heartfelt message, encouraging a love interest to move past previous experiences and take a chance on something new. The song reflects the duo’s natural chemistry and their ability to turn emotion into melody. When it comes to their creative process, Ingram Street keeps it organic. They often collaborate with a range of producers, listening closely to each track until something resonates. Once the music speaks to them, they begin building lyrics and concepts that match the feeling of the sound. This approach allows them to stay authentic and connected to their artistry, ensuring every song comes from a genuine place.
As they continue to grow their presence, Ingram Street is also bringing their sound to the stage. They are set to perform live at The Mint in Los Angeles on April 9th, 2026 at 8:00 p.m., giving fans the chance to experience their smooth harmonies and engaging performance style in person.
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