LA based trio, DREAMERS are proud to to announce that their song, "Sweet Disaster" broke top 10 on the Alternative Radio Charts today. From This Album Does Not Exist released August of 2016 via Hollywood Records, “Sweet Disaster" sees DREAMERS pitting the party and the paranoia of escapism in an effortlessly tight, three-minute tune. Though the song and delivery are spot on and seamless- one wouldn't know they were written in a circus of chaos and instability. Frontman Nick Wold lived in a rehearsal studio for years, showering at a local gym and writing hundreds of songs. He recruited bassist Nelson and drummer, Jacob Wick, settled on the moniker DREAMERS, and began releasing their infectious tracks into the world with their independently released self-titled debut EP.

 

Their breakout single "Wolves (You Got Me)", landed in rotation on Sirius XM's AltNation, and sat in the taste-making AltNation Top 18 Charts for months, all based on fan-votes. This sudden exposure landed them not only a support slot on the Stone Temple Pilots run, but also a recording contract with Hollywood Records. The band has continued to see strong support from AltNation, with their current single added into early rotation and also breaking the top 40 charts on Alternative Radio.

 

Co-produced by Kevin Augunas (Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros, Cold War Kids) and recorded at the iconic Fairfax Recordings Studios (formerly Sound City), "This Album Does Not Exists" marks the bands first full length effort and follows two much hyped about EP's that garnered attention from the likes of Stereogum, Spin, Noisey, Billboard, NYLON, The Fader and more.

 

"This was a dream come true for us, as [Fairfax] is the studio where some of our favorite artists recorded: Tom Petty, Neil Young, Nirvana, Rage Against the Machine, and so many others," guitarist/vocalist Nick Wold tells Billboard. "The last year and a half has been a surreal journey, from a self induced houselessness, living in a practice space in Brooklyn for 2 years, to circling the US four times in a small van, seeing countless cities and meeting incredible people everywhere we went.  It gave us a new perspective as a band, and we finally left our comfort zone to embrace movement and change. 'This Album Does Not Exist' is a blurred culmination of all our strange influences and varied experiences.  I guess you could call it our dreams."

 

Their electric live show has seen them circle round the United States upwards of eight times and open for the likes of Head and the Heart, Catfish and the Bottlemen, The Griswolds, The Mowglis, Colony House, Great Good Fine Ok, Night Riots, Mainland, Atlas Genius, The Kickback, X Ambassadors, Gringo Star, Young Rising Sons, Arkells, and Brazilian Girls, as well as a show with Weezer, The 1975, Bleachers and more this Spring.