Dad Reacts to Beach House - Myth
🕑 Added 2022-12-12 15:00:14 +0000 UTCMy third Beach House track, the first being Space Song. My first impression of their music has been further solidified by this track. Their music seems so incredibly poignant, brimming over with feelings of sadness and regret but it also exudes an almost weird sense of joy, all expressed in swirling musical colors and textures. Amazing. - Kai’s dad
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The FrontRoom
Thank you for your kind words, Myah, and for joining our Patreon! (dad)
Myah
Your dad is so connected to his emotions and it’s honestly so beautiful to witness. The way you two share that bond is so special and heartwarming it says so much about the love between you!! On the Sea and Myth are my absolute favorites from the Bloom album!! They both hold that same kind of deep, tender feeling that just stays with you. I hope you're both doing well!!
Jacob Rayner
This is an amazing song from a very unique band, if you were going to do beach house again I’d recommend childhood from their first album!
The FrontRoom
Such a great song - I actually forgot about that track but I'm gonna listen to it right now since you mentioned it.
JCH
Beach House is such a special band. The song that always makes me shed a tear is Levitation from Depression Cherry.
Ayeisha Perry-Smith
Such a beautiful entrancing piece of music! X
The FrontRoom
Some really great suggestions Ruben. Some I haven’t heard too. I appreciate the feedback on the lighting! We are going to do this time to time when it fits the song. Through the support on Patreon we are thinking about getting a better camera in the future to accommodate for a low light setting. - Kai
Ruben Reyes
I like the lighting in this reaction, it fit the song well! Kai's dad, even if you don't react to it, give the Beach House song "Elegy to the Void" a listen, I really think you'll love it. It's my favorite song from them and I think it's something you'll appreciate. Some other dream pop song recommendations... Hope Sandoval & the Warm Inventions - "Suzanne", Mazzy Star - "Common Burn", The Sundays - "Here's Where the Story Ends".