Said The Sky's Debut Album Is Finally Here & It Was Worth The Wait

Though sometimes relegated to merely Illenium’s protege, the truth is that Said The Sky came up at the same time as Illenium and both have helped each other’s career in different ways along their way. Certainly with Illenium’s booming popularity, he was able to take Said The Sky to new heights, but if not for Said The Sky’s own incredible talent, he wouldn’t likely have remained as popular as he is.


Now in 2018, Said The Sky has at last dropped his debut album, Wide-Eyed. The LP is truly a labor love and an invitation for friends and family to collaborate. Accompanied by the likes Matthew Koma, Electra Mustaine, Vancouver Sleep Clinic and such rising names as Claire Ridgley, Linn, Kyle Reynolds and NÉONHÈART, Wide-Eyed truly makes the most every moment.

Reflecting on the journey to his debut LP, Said The Sky explains: “This LP turned out as the story falling in and out love. The first half the album kind portrays the feelings you have when you first meet somebody and are falling madly in love, while the second half represents the feelings you can go through after everything falls apart. This wasn’t a conscious decision from the beginning. I decided to create the whole album when I realized I was sitting on quite a few tunes that could live in the same world and could be part the same story.”

Combining synthesizers with live elements during his shows, Wide-Eyed presents the perfect canvas upon which Said The Sky can paint his sound. Stand outs on the album include “Show & Tell” with Claire Ridgely, “Beautiful” with Diamond Eyes, and “Over Getting over You” with Matthew Koma.

Listen to the full album below.

WIDE-EYED TOUR 2018
7/21 – Denver @ Global Dance Festival (B2B w/ Illenium)
8/4 – Hawaii @ The Republik
8/11 – Baltimore @ Moonrise Music Festival
8/17 – Tampa @ Ritz
8/18 – Orlando @ Glit
8/24 – Dallas @ Lizard Lounge
8/25 – Austin @ Vulcan
8/29 – Denver @ Red Rocks (supporting Illenium)
8/30 – Omaha @ Sokol Underground
8/31 – New Orleans @ Republic NOLA
9/1 – New York @ Electric Zoo Music Festival
9/7 – Grand Rapids @ The Stache
9/8 – Minneapolis @ Skyway Theatre
9/9 – Kansas City @ Dancefestopia Music Festival
9/14 – Albuquerque @ El Rey
9/15 – San Bernardino @ Nocturnal Wonderland
9/16 – Thornville OH] @ Lost Lands Music Festival
9/20 – Buffalo @ Rec Room
9/21 – Toronto @ Velvet Underground
9/22 – Montreal @ Belmont
9/29 – Phoenix @ Goldrush Music Festival
10/4 – Reno @ The Blue Bird
10/5 – Berkeley @ Cornerstone
10/6 – San Diego @ Bassmnt
10/13 – Atlanta @ Terminal West
10/18 – Vancouver @ MIA
10/19 – Edmonton @ Chvrch Of John
10/20 – Calgary @ Hifi Club