Life On The Shore (Album)

by Marsh

supported by

reflectingsphere excellent album from start to finish! Favorite track: Loved Me.

more...

	/

Streaming + Download

Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

Purchasable with gift card

$7 USD or more

1.	Mini Anthem 03:51	buy track
2.	More (feat. Marcelle Antunes) 03:56	buy track
3.	Loved Me 03:06	buy track
4.	Life On The Shore (feat. Katherine Amy) 03:12	buy track
5.	Summit (feat. Marcelle Antunes) 03:51
6.	Find Me (feat. Katherine Amy) 03:27	buy track
7.	Me & You 04:06	buy track
8.	Make (feat. Ellie Shantz) 04:20	buy track
9.	Without You 03:49	buy track
10.	Belle 03:18	buy track
11.	Clarion 03:29	buy track
12.	Sally Forth 04:46	buy track
13.	Summit (feat. Marcelle Antunes) (Extended Mix) 05:24	buy track
14.	Find Me (feat. Katherine Amy) (Extended Mix) 07:48	buy track
15.	Me & You (Extended Mix) 07:36	buy track
16.	Make (feat. Ellie Shantz) (Extended Mix) 06:30	buy track
17.	Belle (Extended Mix) 07:41	buy track

about

The unforgettably lush, melodic, and cinematic music of Marsh has graced our label since 2012. The UK-based composer has managed to attract fans from both ends of the electronic music spectrum, from deep house to trance, ever since, in large part due to the influential support of Above & Beyond, Chicane, and various other global leaders. A half-decade of artistic growth has led the London native to a defining moment in his career: the release of "Life On The Shore," his debut artist album.

Straddling deep and (melodic) progressive house, Marsh's twelve breathtaking album cuts invoke an air of romance, if not eroticism, as gentle grooves, distant atmospheric effects, and soothing, yet indelible melodic themes envelop the listener. Ellie Shantz, Katherine Amy, and Marcelle Antunes, all newcomers to our imprint, treat us to a total of five standout vocal contributions to Marsh's dream-like soundscapes. Rendering the listener pensive and profoundly at peace, "Life On The Shore," in the final analysis, seems to conjure a utopian existence, in which life is both more relaxed and spiritually fulfilling.

credits

released June 12, 2017

license

about

Marsh Cincinnati, Ohio

British Progressive House Producer. Tom Marshall

shows

Apr 19

Manning Bar

Camperdown, NSW
Apr 20

Howler

Brunswick, VIC
Apr 21

Port Beach Brewery

North Fremantle, WA
Apr 26

Arora

New Orleans, LA
Apr 27

RFK Festival Grounds

Washington, DC
May 10

HERE at Outernet

London, UK
May 11

New Century

Manchester, UK
May 17

Las Vegas Motor Speedway

Las Vegas, NV
May 25

Musée de l'Air et de l'Espace

Le Bourget, France
Jun 8

Civic Center Park

Denver, CO
Sep 29

Piknic Electronik

Montreal, QC

contact / help

Contact Marsh

Streaming and
Download help

Redeem code

Report this album or account

If you like Marsh, you may also like:

Arrivals & Departures (Album)
by Talamanca

supported by 12 fans who also own “Life On The Shore (Album)”

There is not one single track on this entire album that I just "like" ~ I LOVE them all!!! ♥ ♡ ♥ ♡♥ ♡ ♥ [Aardbei]
go to album
Hymn To The Night
by Vintage & Morelli

supported by 11 fans who also own “Life On The Shore (Album)”
go to album
Odyssey
by HOME

supported by 10 fans who also own “Life On The Shore (Album)”

Good music to think about better times and cry to. Love from Canada! yecreeper
go to album
Luminance Ep
by Give Me Monaco

Bright and chirping melodic house music that radiates both joy and warmth. Bandcamp New & Notable Feb 19, 2023
go to album
You're Mine (Leftfield remixes)
by Pressure Drop Online

Originally released in 1991, this remix is a glorious slice of New Romantic pop, buttressed by booming beats. Bandcamp New & Notable Mar 22, 2021
go to album
33 Music - The Remixes 2019
by 33 Music

Tense techno and glittery house are the go-to’s on this crackling remix collection from 33 Music. Bandcamp New & Notable Dec 21, 2019
go to album
Endless Summer
by The Midnight

supported by 10 fans who also own “Life On The Shore (Album)”

Memories and Comeback Kid were my first introduction to this band. From then on - I've always gone to the Midnight for easy listening. Waiting for a bus - Standing in line - Going grocery shopping and pretty much everywhere and anywhere. You can listen to this track over and over again and I feel like it doesn't get old. solstra
go to album