To Listen
My Personal Favorites from the ‘Dreamhouse’ album
- Driver’s Seat
- Dreamhouse
- Movie Star
In all honesty…all of the songs are fantastic and all of them deserve more than one listen. Actually I am sure, you will listen to all of them more than once and a good time is what I see in your future when you press play to this album. These are my favorite, but go on and dive into this album and look for yours.
‘Dreamhouse’ by DECO
UK-based indie band DECO comes to Wolf in a Suit with a refreshingly exciting and electric body of work, say hello to the ‘Dreamhouse’ Album. With this fantastic collection of songs, we get a chance to break free and dive into a wide array of fun and captivating soundscapes. Each one charming and each one so naturally magnetic and easy to fall prey to.
Remember I have changed my approach, and is love for the entire album and this one made it really easy to do that. Every song is unique and there’s a mix of contemporary and old school (primarily 80’s) sounds that make this a must in any collection in my opinion. Plus the album as a whole has that special something that makes it a welcomed escape from reality that makes you want to sing, dance, smile and have one hell of a good time as the sounds take over the airwaves that surround us.
DECO has crafted something different and refreshing for our speakers. The ‘Dreamhouse’ album is the epitome of what indie pop has aimed to achieve, it’s perfection in my opinion. And while I understand we all have a right to say and believe what we want, I am sorry but I won’t accept any negativity when it comes to this album. I bet there’s more than 1 song here that will make you feel alive and filled with that need to sing and smile as the music plays. So listen closely and embrace the sweet magical and freeing charm of the collection of must-listen gems that dwells within the ‘Dreamhouse’ Album. Enjoy!
More of DECO
“Dreamhouse is a colourful escape from the chaos of 2026. It’s about imagining a place where positivity, connection and possibility take over. Making the record became that kind of escape for us too – somewhere we could shut out the noise of everything going on outside and create our own world. We wanted it to feel like somewhere people could come with us.”
Max Kendall of DECO
