Digital Daggers are a contemporary alternative indie duo consisting of Andrea Wasse, lead vocalist of pop rock band The Weekend, and Jason “Space” Smith, former Memento guitarist, that is based in Los Angeles. The band was established in 2008 when Smith teamed up with Wasse. Digital Daggers have since been featured on television shows including The Vampire Diaries, Ringer, Nikita, One Life to Live, Teen Wolf, Pretty Little Liars, Degrassi: The Next Generation, Unforgettable, and CSI: NY.
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Digital Daggers are a contemporary alternative indie duo consisting of Andrea Wasse, lead vocalist of pop rock band The Weekend, and Jason “Space” Smith, former Memento guitarist, that is based in Los Angeles. The band was established in 2008 when Smith teamed up with Wasse. Digital Daggers have since been featured on television shows including The Vampire Diaries, Ringer, Nikita, One Life to Live, Teen Wolf, Pretty Little Liars, Degrassi: The Next Generation, Unforgettable, and CSI: NY. Songs by Digital Daggers have also been featured in the 2011 film The Roommate and Electronic Arts' Crysis 2 video game, with the latter containing a cover of "New York City." In late 2010 Digital Daggers had the single of the week, "No Easy Way," which gained over 150,000 downloads to promote the release of the debut digital EP Human Emotion. The title track of the EP was used by Ferrero Raffaello for a TV commercial in 2011. Their debut full-length album Close Your Eyes was released on 11 June 2013 by Los Angeles-based indie label El Camino Media. The song "The Devil Within" was featured in trailers for the NBC series The Blacklist, Nikita, and Pretty Little Liars. In February 2014, they released "Aquarius" from the album 'Reimaginations: Volume One' which was used in the first episode of the CW show "Starcrossed". Digital Daggers released their second and final full-length album Mixed Emotions in 2014. The band had broken up before its release and have since had songs from the album featured in the TV series How To Get Away With Murder. The song "Back To The Start" is featured on the soundtrack album for How To Get Away With Murder released by Hollywood Records on March 2016. Orange is the New Black featured "Save Us From Ourselves" in Season 7, Episode 4: "How to Do Life." The song begins as Maria recites from a pamphlet "Take what you want and leave the rest." On 9 November 2017, Digital Daggers announced their return to the stage by presenting their newest song, "Devil's Choir". Space has been heavily active in the film and TV sync world as an artist, producer and performer, especially with his band Digital Daggers.
