Whyte Horses is informed by a dizzying array of musical influences. This wide sonic palette of psychedelia, library music, acid folk, tropicália, and lounge was skillfully woven by "music-chronologist" Dom Thomas into an accessible, hypnotic, dreamy psych-pop. Whyte Horses' debut album release, Pop or Not, on the London-based label CRC Records in May 2016 ) was ably abetted by the Doves' Jez Williams, Ian Parton of the Go! Team, Belle and Sebastian's Chris Geddes, and indie psych maverick Jim Noir. The album was feted by Noel Gallagher and press outlets like NME and voted Album of the Year by their hometown record shop Piccadilly Records. Before the year was out, however, the group re-recorded the album in its entirety with the kids of St. Bartholomew's School Choir on vocals and released it as Pop or Not: The Music of Whyte Horses. 2018's follow up album release, 'Empty Words', found new vocal muses in Audrey Pic, late of the band the Envelopes, La Roux and Melanie Pain of Nouvelle Vague, Empty Words, a slightly less effervescent and more varied take on the bubbly pop of their debut.