Beach Baby certainly knew how to throw a party, when they hit the stage touring their new debut album No Mind No Money, at The Leadmill in October. Dressed to impress - think Hawaiian shirts with socks and sandals – the London college lads brought the blazing sunshine on a miserable, cloudy day with their laid-back, cool rock vibes.

Shooting straight into Sleeperhead, lyrics “I wish I was a Sleeperhead/ be well rested and be well fed” insinuate a simpler lifestyle, but that didn’t dampen the atmosphere as their groovy, psychedelic sounds immediately catch the crowd jumping. Continuing the set with Lost Soul, U R and Smoke Won’t Get Me High, the blend of Brit post-punk, with 80’s new wave and hints of a nosier grunge, shoegaze guitar was enough to evoke a mass sing-along, and the dancing contagiously spread across the audience creating a huge energetic buzz.

Beach Baby - No Mind No Money 

A specific highlight from the night was Ladybird, bringing to the stage fresh indie pop riffs laced with smooth harmonies that counteract the catchier chorus, and incredibly the live version doesn’t differ much from what you hear through your earphones, proving that the foursomes band sound is for real.

Finishing off the night with titled track No Mind No Money and everyone’s favourite Limousine, featuring funky basslines hooked with dreamy synths and unforgettable lyrics of youth dazed escapism, it is clear that the party is well and truly under way, making this a night to remember.