Praise For Goldroom

“Top 10 Artist of 2011.” – Gotta Dance Dirty

“My favorite artist of the year” - Golden Scissors

“a perfect breezy piece of perfection.” – Danger Danger

“If you like Classixx, then Goldroom is definitely for you.” – Boom Boom Chik

“When it comes to some of my favorite new artists of 2011 Goldroom is definitely one of them.” - TILT

“Artist to watch in 2012. Why? You know why, because he’s awesome and incredibly talented. And he’s just getting started.” – Remix 86

“glistening summertime synth pop that will have you racing for the poolside.”- Silence Is Boring

"If you aren’t familiar with Goldroom, I suggest you hop aboard his train. He’s shaking up the industry with some of the best tunes on the market…” – Vitalic Noise

“Goldroom could be the new soundtrack to your summer city nights.” – Electronic Rumors

“Everyone thought that Goldroom embodied the sound of Summer. Little did we know that Goldroom would also dominate Fall + Winter.” – Gotta Dance Dirty

“The final result is the perfect L.A. Summer sound. Goldroom is like one endless, glitter-filled waterslide ride from the top of the Hollywood Hills straight into downtown L.A.” – Gotta Dance Dirty

“Goldroom, brings together the structures of that perfect pop song alongside the tunes of both Poolside and Classixx. Perfect.” – Vitalic Noise

“Think of these guys as a chill American version of Friendly Fires” – New Dust

“Cool licks, dreamy synths and Josh’s heartfelt vocal style are the order of the day here.” – Electronic Rumors

"Morgan's Bay" can remind you of Legg's other work, but also that of the pop funk of mid-life Talking Heads marrying the tropical field notes of Classixx.” – The Culture Of Me

“I’ve got a great feeling about this Goldroom character. Definitely got a shinin future.” – Junkyard Kicks

“A solid bed of smooth drums and bongos, paired with classic guitar riff and subtle accompanying synths, check it out because this track is a jam.” – Fairfax By Night

“the soundscape of summertime in LA; an amalgamation of dreamy synths, emotive vocals, and tropical disco grooves.” – Nite Versions

“Morgan’s Bay” slides out of the harbor on the breeze of some crisp percussion and loose guitars, instantly transporting me to a million different places that are not this desk.” – The Burning Ear

“this slow burning guitar hook laden tropical disco deep cut titled Morgan’s Bay. Its steady pulsing thump beats away as that spine tingling guitar riff immediately grabs you by the hips and sends you twirling. By the time the vocal kicks in near the one minute mark you are already absolutely addicted.” – Good Pop, Bad Pop