Monaco Beach
Monaco Beach formed in Santa Monica, California, with Jayk Alexander, Alex Arias, and Thomas McDevitt. Their debut album 'Drowning in My Dreams' came out in...
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Monaco Beach formed in Santa Monica, California, with Jayk Alexander, Alex Arias, and Thomas McDevitt. Their debut album 'Drowning in My Dreams' came out in 2007, and the title track got some radio play. The band's sound had some atmospheric touches that reminded people of The Cure and Thom Yorke's work.
They put out songs like 'Hi, My Name Is Josh. Have A Nice Day' and 'Hiding Secrets,' which kept to that moody, introspective style. In 2010, Thomas McDevitt left the band. The next year, Jayk Alexander was involved in a legal dispute over the band's name, though it was settled without changing anything.
Monaco Beach released another album called 'City Lights' in 2011. They kept writing in that vein, with tracks like 'I Know...You Prefer In Secret' and 'Kids With Synth' appearing in their catalog.
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