
Dave Bayley
Singer, songwriter and producer best known as the creative force behind the electronic-indie band Glass Animals, writer/producer of albums including Dreamland and collaborator with artists across genres.
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Mar 10, 2021 • 20min
Glass Animals - Heat Waves
Glass Animals is a band from Oxford, England. They’ve released three albums since forming back in 2010. One of their biggest hits is the song "Heat Waves," which came out in June 2020. It was certified Gold in several countries, and Platinum in Australia, where it hit #1. Dave Bayley is the singer, songwriter, and producer of the band. He won the UK’s Music Producers Guild award for "Self-Producing Artist of the Year," and he’s produced songs for other artists, as well. In this episode, Dave tells the story of making "Heat Waves," over several months. First, on his own, and then later with his bandmates, Joe Seaward, Ed Irwin-Singer, and Drew MacFarlane.
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Jan 11, 2026 • 50min
Episode 309 - Glass Animals (Live)
Dave Bayley, the creative powerhouse behind Glass Animals, shares his journey from teenage songwriter to chart-topping artist. He reveals the magic of late-night inspiration and the importance of vulnerability in pop music. Bayley discusses his unique methods, like capturing fleeting ideas with voice memos and the thrill of sudden creative breakthroughs. He emphasizes the role of collaboration and how embracing imperfections leads to unforgettable sound. With insights on songwriting, he encourages exploring everyday details to spark lyrical brilliance.

Sep 21, 2021 • 54min
Glass Animals’ Dave Bayley talks swapping medicine for music, conspiracies and sea slugs
Dave Bayley, lead singer, writer, and producer of Glass Animals, talks about quitting medicine for a music career, their record-breaking hit 'Heat Waves,' washing their own underpants on tour, funny drunken stories, strange conspiracy theories, and falling into internet black holes.


