Vancouver Indie Rock Quartet, Bealby Point, Shares Heartfelt Sentiment on the Duty of Artists on “For Your Time”
Brotherly love is the basis for everything that Bealby Point does, and their recent sessions are no exception. Their single, “For Your Time,” is inspired by every music lover and concert goer around the world. It’s an homage to anyone who cares to spend their evening with an artist they care about, and commit their time and money to experience something special that they can remember for the rest of their lives.
“‘For Your Time’ brings up nostalgic memories of the past for me,” says bassist Jordan Studer. “It makes me reminisce on fond memories of summertime concerts with my friends. The powerful outro flows back into the recurring line ‘let’s make a memory’ which ends the song in epic fashion. It feels triumphant but at the same time there exists a tinge of melancholy which I feel really encapsulates the theme of the track and our sound as a whole.”
In a world full of micro-influencers, digital grifters, and spon-con hucksters, Vancouver quartet Bealby Point offers a simple promise: what you see is what you get.
Formed in 2018, the indie rockers have built a sterling reputation thanks to their polished live performances and intricate, approachable songwriting. Drawing inspiration from alt-rock icons including The Strokes, Weezer, Young The Giant, and Red Hot Chili Peppers, the boys’ signature sound centers on big hooks, big solos, and even bigger grooves. While the path forward has been at times rocky, with the four members struggling to navigate the realities of working-class creative life in one of the world’s most expensive cities, the challenges have only brought them closer together.
