Beach House
American dream pop band formed in Baltimore in 2004.
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Victoria Legrand (vocals, keyboards) and Alex Scally (guitar, keyboard, backing vocals, drum programming) met in Baltimore's indie scene and formed the American dream pop band Beach House in that city in 2004; James Barone (drums, percussion, bass), who had toured with them since 2016, became an official member in 2022.[1] According to journalists and critics, the band has been seen as revitalizing the dream pop genre for younger audiences, particularly those in the millennial generation.[1] Hip-hop and R&B artists such as The Weeknd and Kendrick Lamar have incorporated Beach House's music into their own work as samples.[2]
Making and release
Victoria Legrand moved from Paris to Baltimore in 2004 after being dissatisfied with theater school, and through a friend was introduced to Alex Scally later that year.[3] In September 2009, the duo signed onto independent record label Sub Pop, marking their departure from Carpark.[4] Their third album Teen Dream was officially released through Sub Pop on January 26, 2010, becoming their first album release through the label.[5] Recording of the debut album took place in 2005, lasting two days, using a 4-track tape machine in Scally's basement.[6]
Carpark Records put out the band's first album, titled Beach House, on October 3, 2006.[7] February 26, 2008 saw the release of Beach House's second LP, Devotion, which marked their first entry on the US Billboard 200 chart.[8] After Teen Dream, their fourth studio album Bloom came out in May 2012 and reached the number seven position on the Billboard 200.[9] Two albums were issued by the band in 2015: Depression Cherry arrived in August, and Thank Your Lucky Stars was put out unexpectedly two months afterward.[9]
What the cited sources add
The Cleveland Scene account notes that Beach House formed in Scally's hometown of Baltimore in 2004.[10] The American Songwriter article states that Beach House began with a lo-fi indie album recorded on a 4-track.[11] That article also describes Beach House as "like a silent movie where laughter looks like crying".[11] The Spin article reports that a purported new song "Helicopter Dream (I'm Awake)" was not a new song, according to an email from Beach House's representatives.[12]
References
- Wikipedia, "Beach House" (CC BY-SA 4.0), which cites: Berman, "The 30 Best Dream Pop Albums", Pitchfork, 16 April 2018; Paskon, "Holy Hell! Beach House Turns 20", March 18, 2026; Rothman, "T. S. Eliot Would Have Liked Beach House", August 28, 2015; Fumo, "How to Record Dream Pop in Your Home Studio", Reverb, 16 October 2018; : "Dos años después de Teen Dream, Beach House vuelven a ser los reyes del dream pop con Bloom." ["Two years after releasing Teen Dream, Beach House return as t (original not read by us) en.wikipedia.org
- Wikipedia, "Beach House" (CC BY-SA 4.0), which cites: "How Beach House Became One of Hip-Hop's Favorite Indie Bands", Highsnobiety, May 9, 2018; "How Beach House Became One of Hip-Hop's Favorite Indie Bands", Highsnobiety, May 9, 2018; Naftule, "Why Hip-Hop Loves Beach House", Phoenix New Times, September 20, 2017 (original not read by us) en.wikipedia.org
- Wikipedia, "Beach House" (CC BY-SA 4.0), which cites: Hockley-Smith, "Beach House: Tidal Pull", The Fader, June 14, 2012; Howe, "Beach House", Pitchfork, March 16, 2008; Diehl, "Hot Band: Beach House", Spin, February 26, 2010; Anon. (a) 2022, p. 6:16; : "I met Alex through a friend and we started playing music together. And then that project fizzled out but Alex and I continued to make music together, which b; Howe, "Beach House", Pitchfork, March 16, 2008; Powell, "Life's a Beach House", Grantland, August 24, 2015; Anon. (a) 2022, p. 6:16; : "When we first met on the porch of [Alex's] family en.wikipedia.org
- Wikipedia, "Beach House" (CC BY-SA 4.0), which cites: "new beach house :: 'play the game' (queen cover)", Gorilla vs. Bear, 28 February 2009; "'Play the Game' (Queen cover)", Pitchfork, 2 March 2009; Lipshutz, "Beach House: The Story Behind Bloom and Indie's Most Reliable Duo", April 20, 2012; Dombal, "Watch: Grizzly Bear/Beach House on Conan", Pitchfork, October 17, 2009; Singh, "Hear Grizzly Bear's 'Slow Life' In Full", Stereogum, October 2, 2009; Lipshutz, "Beach House: The Story Behind Bloom and Indie's Most Reliable Duo", April 20, 2012; Dombal, "Beach House Sign to Sub Pop, Prep New LP", en.wikipedia.org
- Wikipedia, "Beach House" (CC BY-SA 4.0), which cites: Stewart, "Start your 2010 engines: Beach House's 'Teen Dream' leaks, is awesome", The Boston Phoenix, November 19, 2009; "Premature Evaluation: Beach House – Teen Dream", Stereogum, November 20, 2009; Durham Wilson, "Beach House", Interview, May 3, 2012; Colombi, "Myth : le nouveau single de Beach House", Toute La Culture, March 16, 2012; Rowe, "Beach House and the curse of the big time", The Guardian, May 18, 2012; "Top 50 Albums of 2010", Pitchfork, December 16, 2010; Hall, "Beach House Features", Cokemachineglow, March 4, 2010; Rowe, "Be en.wikipedia.org
- Wikipedia, "Beach House" (CC BY-SA 4.0), which cites: "Beach House", Cian Traynor; Joe Colly, "Beach House", Pitchfork, February 15, 2010; Diehl, "Hot Band: Beach House", Spin, February 26, 2010; Lipshutz, "Beach House: The Story Behind Bloom and Indie's Most Reliable Duo", April 20, 2012; Anon. (a) 2022, p. 6:16; Durham Wilson, "Beach House", Interview, May 3, 2012 (original not read by us) en.wikipedia.org
- Wikipedia, "Beach House" (CC BY-SA 4.0), which cites: : "We had numerous sessions about what we should call ourselves. [...] there was mention of a beach party on the moon. We already had a song called "House on th; Carew, "Interview: Alex Scally of Beach House", About.com; Carew, "Beach House - Artist Profile", About.com, 2012; Schreiber, "Infinite Mixtape No. 34: Beach House: 'Apple Orchard'", Pitchfork, August 22, 2006; "Beach House interview by Renae Mason", Cyclic Defrost, April 4, 2008; : "Three years after Legrand graduated from Vassar, the duo quietly dropped their debut album, Beach H en.wikipedia.org
- Wikipedia, "Beach House" (CC BY-SA 4.0), which cites: "Beach House", Rage, March 22, 2013; Carew, "Beach House - Artist Profile", About.com, 2012; "Top 50 Albums of 2008", Pitchfork, December 19, 2008; "Beach House", Rage, March 22, 2013; Vozick-Levinson, ""Two Dreamers, Together in a Dreamworld": How Beach House Found Their Sound on 'Devotion'", vinylmeplease.com; Vozick-Levinson, ""Two Dreamers, Together in a Dreamworld": How Beach House Found Their Sound on 'Devotion'", vinylmeplease.com; Florino 2008, p. 1; "Beach House announce new single :: 'Used to Be'", Gorilla vs. Bear, August 6, 2008 en.wikipedia.org
- Wikipedia, "Beach House" (CC BY-SA 4.0), which cites: Donovan, "The Meaning Behind Beach House's 'Space Song'", American Songwriter, December 14, 2023 (we also read that source) en.wikipedia.org
- Weber, "Ahead of Next Week's Show at the Agora, Beach House Guitarist Talks About the Dream-Pop Band's Sound", Cleveland Scene, July 29, 2019. facts only, no text reused. clevescene.com
- Donovan, "The Meaning Behind Beach House's 'Space Song'", American Songwriter, December 14, 2023. facts only, no text reused. americansongwriter.com
- "Beach House Share New Song, 'Helicopter Dream (I'm Awake)'", Spin, September 28, 2015. facts only, no text reused. spin.com
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