GospelbeacH is an American band steeped in the rich traditions of California's storied music past, from the sun-kissed harmonies reminiscent of the Beach Boys to the freewheeling aesthetic of the Laurel Canyon scene. The group was formed by Brent Rademaker, a veteran musician deeply involved in the alt-country and psych-rock scenes with prior stints in bands like Beachwood Sparks and The Tyde. GospelbeacH's sound is an amalgamation of classic rock, power-pop, and folk, anchored by Rademaker's evocative songwriting and the collective's seamless harmonies.

Their discography speaks to the varied influences that have come to define their music. Albums like "Let It Burn" and releases such as the "Jam Jam EP" showcase a band that's comfortable exploring jangling guitars and expansive soundscapes, while still paying homage to the roots of American rock. GospelbeacH captures a nostalgia for bygone times through a contemporary lens, making music that feels at once familiar yet fresh, an ode to the past without being a pastiche. Their live album "Once Upon a Time in London" further captures the essence of their engaging performances, imbuing their recorded work with a raw energy that complements the band's studio precision.