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Thought Beings
Thought Beings is an electronic duo from London, started by Sam Willis and Ian Pickering around 2009. They put out albums like 'Aurora' in 2011 and 'Lucid...
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Thought Beings is an electronic duo from London, started by Sam Willis and Ian Pickering around 2009. They put out albums like 'Aurora' in 2011 and 'Lucid Dreams' in 2013, working with a sound built on synths and beats that often feels a bit introspective. Their track 'Hazy' got some attention, landing with a dreamy, melancholic vibe that fit well in certain corners of dance music.
Willis and Pickering have kept the project going through some lineup shifts, bringing in vocalist Alice Rose for their 2015 album 'Ether'. That record added a different texture to their work, though they haven't chased a lot of mainstream noise. They just seem to stick to their own lane, making music that drifts along without much fuss.
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