Child Actor (band)
| Child Actor | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Boston, Massachusetts Middletown, Connecticut[1] |
| Genres | Pop, dream pop, electronic, contemporary R&B |
| Years active | 2012–present |
| Labels | Fake Four Inc. |
| Associated acts | Blue Sky Black Death |
| Website | childactor |
| Members | Max Heath Natalie Plaza |
| Past members | Sedgie Ogilvy |
Child Actor is an American indie pop duo consisting of Max Heath and Natalie Plaza.[2][3]
Contents
History
Child Actor was formed by cousins Max Heath and Sedgie Ogilvy.[2] They released the Partner EP in February 2012[4] and the Window EP in July 2012.[5]
Their first album, Victory, was released on Fake Four Inc. on October 16, 2012.[6] Don Yates of KEXP-FM described the album as "an impressive set of maximalist, R&B-tinged electro-pop with a huge, lush sound featuring walls of glittering synths, hip hop-influenced rhythms, chopped samples, wispy vocals and sugary pop melodies."[7] Alyce Currier of Earmilk said, "With more emotional staying power than a lot of music caught up in today's rapid release cycle, I think this one is a keeper."[8]
Ogilvy left Child Actor in December 2012 with Natalie Plaza taking her place.[3]
Child Actor released their sophomore album, Never Die, in September 2014.[9]
Discography
Albums
- Victory (2012)
- Never Die (2014)
EPs
- Partner (2012)
- Window (2012)
- Promise (2013)
Guest appearances
- Dark Time Sunshine - "Valiant" and "Forget Me Not" from Anx (2012)
- Blue Sky Black Death - "This Is It" and "Can't Take It With Me When I Die" from Cliff of Death EP with Deniro Farrar (2012)
- Sadistik - "Palmreader" from Flowers for My Father (2013)
- Deniro Farrar - "Death Or Forever" and "Croisade" from The Patriarch II (2013)
- Blue Sky Black Death - "I" and "II" from Glaciers (2013)
- Deniro Farrar - "Rebirth/Hold On" from Rebirth (2014)
- Sadistik - "Orange" from "Ultraviolet" (2014)
References
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