Sunbeam Sound Machine | |
Birth Name: | Nick Sowersby |
Alias: | Sunbeam Sound Machine |
Origin: | Melbourne, Australia |
Genre: | Psychedelic rock, psychedelic pop, indie rock, dream pop, neo-psychedelia |
Occupation: | Musician |
Years Active: | 2013–present |
Label: | Dot Dash |
Nick Sowersby, known professionally as Sunbeam Sound Machine is an Australian multi-instrumentalist musician.
Sunbeam Sound Machine first garnered attention with the 2013 EPs One and Sunbeam Sound Machine. A video for "Cosmic Love Affair" was released in December 2013.[1]
In November 2014, the debut studio album Wonderer received widespread acclaim, leading to nationwide touring in Australia, followed by a tour of the US with Sowersby's five-piece live outfit.
In February 2019, Sunbeam Sound Machine released "Talking Distance", the lead single from the second studio album. In May 2019, Sunbeam Sound Machine released Goodness Gracious which Sowersby described as "a bit more of a moody album" [than ''Wonderer''].[2] Sowersby said "I began working on this album in an exploratory way, recording for recording's sake until an album began to naturally take form. Along the way, I found some sounds that it feels like I've been hearing in my head for years. The result is 11 songs that document a period of change, about what we look to for guidance, comfort, and stability in uncertain times".[3] The album debuted at number 97 on the ARIA Charts.
Album details | Peak chart positions | |
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AUS | ||
Wonderer |
| - |
Goodness Gracious |
| 97[4] |
Possum |
| - |
EP details | |
One |
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Sunbeam Sound Machine |
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Year | Album | |
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"Real Life"[8] | 2014 | Wonderer |
"Wandering, I"[9] | ||
"Cloudbreaks/Getting Young"[10] | 2015 | non-album single |
"Talking Distance"[11] | 2019 | Goodness Gracious |
"Seems Like You've Made Up Your Mind"[12] | ||
“Worry Wart” | 2020 | Bloom and Simmer |
"I Promise That I'll Try to Give You All My Love"[13] | 2022 | Possum |