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Peach Pit formed in Vancouver, British Columbia, in 2016 around singer and rhythm guitarist Neil Smith, lead guitarist Christopher Vanderkooy, bassist Peter Wilton, and drummer Mikey Pascuzzi. The four musicians developed a guitar-driven indie sound that mixes jangling pop melodies, surf-rock color, and melancholy storytelling, a combination the band has playfully described as “chewed bubblegum pop.” Their early recordings quickly found an audience online, while the group’s relaxed visual style and increasingly elaborate guitar work helped give Peach Pit an identity that was recognizable well beyond Vancouver’s indie scene.
The band’s first substantial release was the Sweet FA EP, which introduced songs including “Peach Pit,” “Seventeen,” “Drop the Guillotine,” and the title track. Peach Pit followed with its first full-length album, Being So Normal, in 2017. Songs such as “Alrighty Aphrodite,” “Tommy’s Party,” “Techno Show,” and “Private Presley” became central to the group’s growing international following, while the album also contained a new recording of “Drop the Guillotine,” a song that had already appeared in an earlier form on Sweet FA.
After signing with Columbia Records, Peach Pit released You and Your Friends in 2020 and expanded it later that year with three additional songs: “Psychics in LA,” “Adidas” and “Denny’s Garage.” From 2 to 3 followed in 2022, moving the band toward a warmer and more organic sound on songs such as “Up Granville,” “Vickie,” “Look Out!” and “Give Up Baby Go.” The group’s fourth studio album, Magpie, arrived in 2024 and broadened the arrangements again through songs including “Every Little Thing,” “Did You Love Somebody,” “Am I Your Girl” and the title track.
Peach Pit extended the Magpie era in 2025 with Magpie (Expansion Pack), adding a new song, a Labi Siffre cover and a collection of alternate studio, session and live versions. The band’s catalog also includes two officially released versions of its Sufjan Stevens Christmas cover and a small number of distinct live recordings. In April 2026, Peach Pit issued Live in 25, recorded during the 2025 Long Hair, Long Life Tour. Rather than duplicating every concert performance already represented by a studio entry, this catalog separately lists only the live tracks that add distinct repertoire, including the “Magpie/War Pigs” medley and the band’s cover of Her’s “What Once Was.”
Complete List Of Peach Pit Songs From A to Z
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- “2015” – From 2 to 3 (2022)
- “Adidas” – You and Your Friends (Deluxe) (2020)
- “Alrighty Aphrodite” – Alrighty Aphrodite single (2017)
- “Am I Your Girl” – Magpie (2024)
- “Am I Your Girl (Congleton Version)” – Magpie (Expansion Pack) (2025)
- “Am I Your Girl (Dance Version)” – Am I Your Girl (Dance Version) single (2025)
- “Am I Your Girl (Demo)” – Magpie (Expansion Pack) (2025)
- “Being So Normal” – Being So Normal (2017)
- “Black Licorice” – Black Licorice single (2020)
- “Brian’s Movie” – You and Your Friends (2020)
- “Camilla, I’m at Home” – You and Your Friends (2020)
- “Chagu’s Sideturn” – Being So Normal (2017)
- “Crying, Laughing, Loving, Lying” – Magpie (Expansion Pack) (2025), cover of Labi Siffre
- “Denny’s Garage” – You and Your Friends (Deluxe) (2020)
- “Did I Make You Cry On Christmas Day (Demo Version)” – Kingfisher Bluez Christmas Single 2017 1/2 (2017), cover of Sufjan Stevens
- “Did I Make You Cry on Christmas Day? (Well, You Deserved It!)” – Did I Make You Cry on Christmas Day? (Well, You Deserved It!) single (2017), cover of Sufjan Stevens
- “Did You Love Somebody” – Did You Love Somebody single (2024)
- “Did You Love Somebody (feat. Sir Chloe)” – Did You Love Somebody (feat. Sir Chloe) single (2025)
- “Drips on a Wire” – From 2 to 3 (2022)
- “Drop the Guillotine (Being So Normal Version)” – Being So Normal (2017)
- “Drop the Guillotine (Sweet FA Version)” – Sweet FA EP (2016)
- “Every Little Thing” – Every Little Thing single (2024)
- “Everything About You” – From 2 to 3 (2022)
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- “Feelin’ Low (F*ckboy Blues)” – Feelin’ Low (F*ckboy Blues) single (2019)
- “Figure 8” – You and Your Friends (2020)
- “From 2 to 3” – From 2 to 3 (2022)
- “Give Up Baby Go” – From 2 to 3 (2022)
- “Hot Knifer” – Being So Normal (2017)
- “Last Days of Lonesome” – From 2 to 3 (2022)
- “Lips Like Yours” – From 2 to 3 (2022)
- “Little Dive” – Magpie (2024)
- “Little Dive (Session 1)” – Magpie (Expansion Pack) (2025)
- “Live at the Swamp” – You and Your Friends (2020)
- “Look Out!” – Look Out! single (2021)
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- “Magpie” – Magpie single (2024)
- “Magpie (Live in Bangkok)” – Magpie (Live in Bangkok) single (2025)
- “Magpie/War Pigs (Live)” – Live in 25 (2026), incorporating Black Sabbath’s “War Pigs”
- “Not Me” – Being So Normal (2017)
- “Nowhere Next To Me” – Magpie (2024)
- “Outta Here” – Magpie (2024)
- “Peach Pit” – Peach Pit single (2016)
- “Pepsi on the House” – From 2 to 3 (2022)
- “Private Presley” – Being So Normal (2017)
- “Psychics in LA” – You and Your Friends (Deluxe) (2020)
- “Puppy Grin” – You and Your Friends (2020)
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- “Second Life with Emily” – You and Your Friends (2020)
- “Seventeen” – Sweet FA EP (2016)
- “Shampoo Bottles” – Shampoo Bottles single (2020)
- “St. Mark’s Funny Feeling” – Magpie (2024)
- “Sweet FA” – Sweet FA EP (2016)
- “Techno Show” – Being So Normal (2017)
- “Tell Me You Love Me” – Magpie (Expansion Pack) (2025)
- “Thursday” – You and Your Friends (2020)
- “Tommy’s Party” – Being So Normal (2017)
- “Up Granville” – Up Granville single (2021)
- “Vickie” – Vickie single (2022)
- “Wax & Wane” – Magpie (2024)
- “What Once Was (Live)” – Live in 25 (2026), cover of Her’s
- “Yasmina” – Magpie (2024)
- “Yasmina (Session 1)” – Magpie (Expansion Pack) (2025)
- “You and Your Friends” – You and Your Friends (2020)
- “Your Long Black Hair” – Magpie (2024)
- “Your Long Black Hair (Full Band)” – Magpie (Expansion Pack) (2025)
- “Your Teeth” – You and Your Friends (2020)
PEACH PIT STUDIO ALBUMS
Being So Normal (2017)
You and Your Friends (2020)
From 2 to 3 (2022)
Magpie (2024)
Complete List Of Peach Pit Songs From A to Z
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