Hello Seahorse!

Hello Seahorse!
Origin Mexico City, Mexico
Genres Indie music; avant-pop; pop-rock; synthpop; experimental; post-rock
Years active 2005 – present
Labels Mun Records / EMI / Nacional Records / Magic Marker
Website helloseahorse.com
Members OroDeNeta (Fernando Burgos),
Bonnz! (Gabriel G. De León),
Lo Blondo (Denise Gutiérrez),
Joe (José Borunda)
Past members Julio

Hello Seahorse! is a Mexican alternative pop band formed in 2005 in Mexico City. The band gained quick recognition as one of the leading acts in Mexican rock pop,[1] placing their first commercial single "Bestia" on regular radio airplay by November 2008. Early releases such as the EP Hoy a las Ocho featured lyrics in both English and Spanish, though latest tracks are solely in the latter; these however deal about nonsense or surrealistic themes. The band's second album Bestia was released on May 19, 2009. The track "Bestia" from that album won the "song of the year" award at Mexico's 2009 "Indie-O Music Awards" ceremony. At the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards Latinoamérica, they were nominated for and won the "La Zona" award. Also in 2009, they were nominated for best alternative song at the Latin Grammy Awards, but they lost to Calle 13, and the next year they were nominated in the same category with the song Criminal.[2][3] Hello Seahorse! has shared stage with bands such as Beastie Boys, Jarvis Cocker, Clinic[4] and The Killers.

Members

Hello Seahorse's current line-up comprises a female vocalist and lyricist, and male keyboardist and drummer with no guitarist. The band used however to be a trio, then a quartet, and a trio again by 2009:[5]

Former member

Discography

Studio albums

Videos

...and the Jellyfish Parade.

Hoy a las Ocho.

Bestia.

Lejos. No Tan Lejos.

Arunima.

Entretanto.

References

  1. "Excélsior: Hello Seahorse!, por el placer de la música". Archived from the original on 2009-06-26. Retrieved July 23, 2009.
  2. "Prodigy MSN: Hello Seahorse! estrena el disco "Bestia"". Retrieved July 23, 2009.
  3. http://www.indieomusicawards.com.mx/
  4. "Hello Seahorse!". Retrieved July 27, 2009.
  5. "De10: Hello Seahorse!, un pequeño tesoro". Retrieved July 27, 2009.
  6. "Pop & Hiss". The Los Angeles Times. September 25, 2009.

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