Dream, Ivory — the Southern California brothers Christian and Louie Baello — have emerged as one of the most captivating new voices in alternative music. Blending shoegaze, surf rock, and genre-bending pop influences, the duo has built a devoted global following, earning over 450 million streams and a RIAA gold certification for their breakout single “welcome goodbye.” Entirely self-directed in their art, visuals, and production, Dream, Ivory have headlined international tours, selling out shows in Paris, London, and their hometown of Los Angeles.
With their new album “When You Come Back I Have So Much to Tell You”, Dream, Ivory enter a deeper, more vulnerable chapter. The record chronicles a turbulent period marked by dislocation, addiction, creative stagnation, and ultimately renewal. Across shimmering guitars, airy vocals, and a striking mix of melancholy and brightness, the Baello brothers explore longing, love, relapse, and self-reckoning. Written alongside collaborator Lilia Shibuya, the album captures both the gravity and the beauty of rebuilding one’s sense of self.
"When You Come Back I Have So Much to Tell You" is Dream, Ivory at their most honest and expansive — a cinematic portrait of two artists pushing through darkness to find connection, clarity, and a new creative dawn.
