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2 The Abstract History of Music (podcast)Ĭhit Chat was the primary artist interviewer for pay TV music channel MAX.

You heard it here first - Beach Weather is making it big. My only issue with this EP is I wish it came out sooner! The boy’s idiosyncratic sound could so easily be released in the heat of summer. Nick Santino absolutely kills these pieces with emotion and musical variety, feeling it all. The slow groove partnered with the bass is dominant relative to the majority of songs on this EP.ĭressing up for polorioids and cigarettes.īeach Weather’s EP strikes up a lot of chit chat (pardon the pun) and of the best kind for those who appreciate alternative music done at best. They jump the octave in the bridge to complete my favourite part of the mix. It has an Arctic Monkeys-esque sound with the over-driven background vocals. The suggestively titled “SEX, DRUGS, ETC.” lures listeners to embrace minimal morals. The turn-around and outro where he sings the word “Tremors” repeatedly becomes a hook that plays in your head long after the song wraps up.

Fortunately, that’s not a bad thing, because the actual song is so catchy, it doesn’t need a melody that reaches the atmosphere. Santino has a great voice, but this song doesn’t showcase it. Listener’s attention is immediately captured in the song “TREMORS” with the percussively catchy intro. I don't know what I couldn't see in you, in you” Saxophone is arguably the epitome of forgotten instruments in pop music today, so hats off to the band for the incorporation of the sax solo in this song (AND it sounds great)! Lyrically, it is simple and sophisticated describing just how much he needs this so called “love.” An 80s synth dynamic is the rhythmic foundation for this song. “GODDESS” is an attractive pop track that is boarder line romantic. This song is a personal favourite and would highly recommend you give this sound a listen. The strains in Nick Santino’s (lead vocalist) voice stylistically resembles Raine Maida from ‘Our Lady Peace.’ The chorus describes two imperfect people searching for something perfect - each other. The electric guitar mimics the vocal line. The third song titled “SOMEONE’S DISASTER” is one that naturally plays in your head all day without getting old. This dulcet tune embodies the raw reality of getting over someone. My favourite part of this song is the bridge that slowly builds up to the anticipated chorus.

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The chorus is full of percussive vocals - almost as if he were riffing. It opens with high register, atmospheric electric guitar before it picks up with the pulsating bass in the pre-chorus.

The second track is called “HOME MOVIES” and uses sentimental memories of a past relationship to appreciate the simple things in life. This chit chat is holding me back from you.” “I thought I told you I really need your sugar.

The percussive line that dances with the rasp in Nick’s voice is practically a living, breathing, singing invitation for a good time. However, it plays with the idea of a careless and empty relationship to follow. This describes the flirtatious side of someone that is all too enticing. It sustains a high-energy rhythm throughout the entire song.

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The EP kicks off with the spirited track “CHIT CHAT.” It begins with guitar strums resembling Mac Demarco that fade out and come back within the verse. This EP is a collection of six creatively eclectic songs, different from each other but all staying true to a unified, vibrant sound. Beach Weather’s sophomore EP titled “CHIT CHAT” is nothing shy of impressive.