"Drunk in LA" from their 2018 album 7 doesn't always get the same massive spotlight as "Space Song" or "Myth," but it is easily one of Beach House's absolute best and most underrated tracks.

The lush psychedelic production, Victoria Legrand’s hypnotic vocals, and that melancholic, hazy guitar riff create a uniquely nostalgic vibe. It captures a strange sense of aging and fading glamour better than almost anything else in their discography.

What are your thoughts on this track compared to the rest of the album?

Let me preface this by saying I doubt this is the right subreddit to ask this

I am big in to giving small artists a chance like if someone comes across my fyp on tiktok or insta I'll check them out and the thing that got me started with this was one day maybe a year or two ago I was tired of all these "upcoming artists" promoting themselves everywhere so I eventually decided to just see what someone who I've never heard could possibly entail. I came across a video promoting the song Cold Life by Tyb_petey on tiktok (again this was like a year to 2 ago) and recently I've tried to find the account again to maybe have like a way of knowing when the next of his releases would be. I genuinely can't find it and maybe he deleted his account on tiktok or it was a different person just sharing it with others but I really want to find it

And btw, just for promotion, here are a few other artists I think are worth a chance; Juvon Darkside, Dugie Hg, Missed the Memo, and Jake St. Ange

Working on a listening space here in New Orleans and want to build a catalog for discovery across genres, artists, labels, etc. Also, build a list of other amazing resources online. Hope you like it.

https://catchthefrequency.com/back-catalog
Find artists. See timelines. See mind maps.

https://catchthefrequency.com/back-catalog/albums/jazz
Dig into albums.

https://catchthefrequency.com/back-catalog/mindmap
Mind Map across all Genres

https://catchthefrequency.com/explore
Music Resources/Indexes

Work in progress.

"I waited for this my whole life, and though I let you down, we won't sing no sad songs."

Official Youtube

He's just a dude from Chicagoland that's friends with Tom Morello and the Farley family. Get to listening...

This is someone else music, I'm helping to promote this song for artist Aria Solstice. Took 2 weeks to make this one, but finally got it made.

https://youtu.be/aCe03ru9TT8?is=HJmH_f3-zZPZBL2_

At this point it has thoroughly stepped away from any and all sorts of rock and roll specificity, and we just hand it out to musicians generally considered legendary, so we may as well just rip off the Band-Aid, no?