London, ON duo Jane Carmichael and Kevin Kennedy officially formed as The Marrieds in December 2010 when they posted 3 snow day songs on Youtube during “Snowmageddon.” The songs received over 10 000 views in a couple of days and captured the attention of CBC Radio, making them "The Sound of the Day" across Canada.

The couple just released their self-titled debut record this August, a sweet, humble, and unpretentious concept album that they recorded with producer/engineer, Bob Breen (with help from from daughter Dani, at 2 perhaps the youngest tape op in history), in a cozy little studio no larger than one’s kitchen. Each song that makes up this musical tribute to marriage sets the mood and perfectly leads into the next. The resulting story is emotionally complex, has moments of doubt, and ends joyously with a postscript of looking fifty years ahead through the story of Carmichael’s parents in “The Big 5-0.”
To create the natural and organic sound to go along with their story, The Marrieds went through a similar process as the Foo Fighters for Wasting Light and recorded to tape on a vintage OTARI MTR 90 with a SONY MXP3036 desk, performed as much as possible live off the floor, and refrained from auto-tuning and cutting and pasting.
The Marrieds credit singer/songwriter, Billy Pettinger (a.k.a. Billy the Kid) for giving them the name when they toured with her as her backup band.