Memoryhouse is a Canadian dream pop duo consisting of composer Evan Abeele and vocalist Denise Nouvion, whose musical partnership began in the late 2000s. The pair effortlessly blend ethereal sounds with minimalist, yet evocative songwriting. Their name, inspired by German composer Max Richter's concept album, reflects the nostalgia and emotional resonance that underscore their work.

The duo's journey began with the release of "The Years" EP in 2010, which was later re-recorded and expanded in 2011. This debut received critical acclaim for its introspective ambience and delicate use of melody, establishing their distinctive sound. Memoryhouse's full-length album, "The Slideshow Effect," followed in 2012, further honing their craft with richer textures and more confident storytelling. Through subsequent releases such as "Caregiver b/w Heirloom," "Soft Hate," and "Arizona," they have continued to explore the depths of memory and emotion, crafting a soundscape that invites listeners into a tapestry of dream-like reveries. Their penchant for evocative visuals and poignant lyrics has solidified their place in the indie music scene, resonating with fans who seek refuge in the lush, soothing worlds Memoryhouse creates with each release.