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Oceanator
Oceanator
[ she/her ]
city: Brooklyncountry: USA
genre: Rock
styles: Alternative Rock, Indie Pop, Power Pop, Folk Rock, Punk Rock
Drift Away
Single
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Reviews and Comments
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Elise says about the song and video: "I had listened to Dopesmoker the night before and was in a sludge-y kind of mood. The bass was the first thing to come for the song and the whole thing was built around that. Some of the lyrics came right away, too, but the rest was worked out during demo-ing and in the studio. I kind of see this song as like the anchor song of the record, not necessarily in terms of tone but in terms of vibe. The video was all shot when we went to do the album cover photo shoot, and I wanted it to just be a kind of drifting, unsure, nebulous sort of thing. The leapt from a sinking ship to a crumbling pier line was in there early on and kind of sums up the feeling of leaving one unsure and tenuous situation for another. Since I wanted to do kind of just like a talking drone-y thing for myself the whole time, I thought it would be cool to have a guest vocalist on there. NNAMDÏ absolutely killed it. I am so pleased with what he did on the track and I think it really brings it into an even spookier world." |
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...a pumped-up song born out of apocalyptic and chaotic themes. - WXPN on "Get Out" |
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“Get Out,” finds Oceanator diving into riffy hard rock territory. It’s a banger... - Brooklyn Vegan |
latest releases
LP
Everything is Love and Death
out on August 30, 2024
via Polyvinyl Records
Single
First Time / Be Here
out on June 18, 2024
via Polyvinyl Records
Single
Get Out
out on May 21, 2024
via Polyvinyl Records
Single
Part Time
out on May 30, 2023
via Big Scary Monsters
Single
Red, White, & Blue (Oceanator Remix)
out on August 11, 2022
via Big Scary Monsters
LP
Nothing's Ever Fine
out on April 08, 2022
via Polyvinyl Records
