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Dream Atlantic
Dream Atlantic started in Los Angeles around 2010, with vocalist Anya Celeste and producer Ethan Hayes working together. Their first EP 'Moments' came out in...
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Dream Atlantic started in Los Angeles around 2010, with vocalist Anya Celeste and producer Ethan Hayes working together. Their first EP 'Moments' came out in 2011, and the song 'Exposure' got some early attention. Celeste had some vocal cord trouble in 2013 that paused things for a bit.
When they came back, their second album was called 'Rebirth'. It had more synth-pop and ambient textures than their earlier material. Other songs from their catalog include 'Few And Far Between', 'Generation Y', 'Hollow One', and 'Kiss It Goodbye'.
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