“Diamondfruit is a collection of tracks that capture our sense of wonder and awe at the natural beauty of California and Colorado. If there is a coherent message, it might be: ‘Come into this moment. There’s magic in everyday experiences.'”
Live A Little Bit Louder explores Host Bodies’ career so far and their new music. Check out the full interview here.
“An intriguing and brilliant collection of music, Diamondfruit makes clear that Host Bodies create music for themselves and share some incredible things. From delicate tones perfect for chilling to to darker tones perfect for late nights this is an all round record that should be part of your collection very very soon.”
Thinking Lyrically reviews Host Bodies’ new EP Diamondfruit. Read the full review here.
“Years before Nick and I started making electronic music together, a brilliant and troubled friend of mine came up with the band name, Host Bodies. It stuck in my head and when I started making beats at age 19, I called the project Host Bodies. There’s layers to it. I don’t want to say it has any one meaning, but it feels like a magic word for me. It empowers me, humbles me, reminds me that I’m more than a body, but also that having a body is a profound gift.”
Host Bodies talked to thread. all about how they got started, how living in San Francisco affects their work, and more. Check out the full interview here.
“‘Diamondfruit’ is the crystallization of some of our most peaceful healing tracks. But it’s just one side of Host Bodies. Our first album ‘Daily Apparatus’ showcases the variety of our sound. ‘Diamondfruit’ followed up on the melodic instrumental side.”
All Access sat down with Host Bodies to talk all about their new EP Diamondfruit, the inspiration they find in their hometown, and more. Read the full interview here.
“The tension between the city and wilderness is present in this collection of songs. It’s the longing to be surrounded by elemental nature and yet the need to go into the heart of urban centers and experience that flurry of human activity.”
Host Bodies sat down with The Prelude Press to talk everything related to their new EP Diamondfruit.
Check out the full interview here.
“Real instruments are a big part of our recording process so we try to incorporate them on stage as much as possible. Of course, we still use computers, pretty much everybody does these days. But electronic music is almost more of a technique for us than a genre, even though we still identify with the electronic genre.”
Host Bodies talk new music, their growing vinyl collections, and more with The Reclusive Blogger. Read the full interview here.
“Accept is an instrumental journey…There’s movement in the song. It takes you somewhere, gives you access to places.”
Host Bodies sat down with Vents Magazine to talk about their new single “Accept,” their upcoming EP Diamondfruit, and so much more. Check out the full interview here.
That Buzzing Sound is showing Host Bodies some love! Stream their new single “Accept” now via thatbuzzingsound.com or check it out on their Daily Turntable Playlist, where it’s featured alongside new releases from Benny Blanco, 3LAU, Sting, and more!
“As beautiful tones burst with sunshine and warm rain, ‘Accept’ from James Collector and Nick Hess brings listeners into a magic mindset of peace and acceptance.”
Nü Sound has the exclusive first listen of “Accept,” the new single from San Francisco’s live electronic duo Host Bodies. Get the details here.