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Good Health Good Wealth
last updated 2026-09-11 11:26
Good Health Good Wealth
Plays on LTZ: (historical total not available beyond this vault's episode folders)
Tracks played
Full Circle — played 2026-01-29
Beautiful Boy (1-800 GIRLS Remix) — played 2026-03-12
Who What Where Why — played 2026-08-13
Research
Good Health Good Wealth — Full Circle
Played: 2026-01-29
After that we had Good Health Good Wealth with Full Circle. My particular brand of neurospiciness can make it hard for me to listen to lyrics, but these chaps from London make it impossible not to. That was poetry with a beat and I'm all for it.
Good Health Good Wealth — Beautiful Boy (1-800 GIRLS Remix)
Played: 2026-03-12
Released as part of the remix album This Time Next Year We'll Be Millionaires (Remix Album), 10 March 2026, independent. Good Health Good Wealth are a London duo: vocalist Bruce Breakey and guitarist/producer Simon Kuzmickas. The original 'Beautiful Boy' is from their debut album (14 November 2025), structured as a week-long narrative of twentysomething London life; the track represents Monday, captioned 'The Phone Call,' about unconditional love from Breakey's father rescuing him from self-destruction. 1-800 GIRLS (producer Jake Stewart) transforms it with throwback piano house. The duo played the main stage at Reading and Leeds 2025.
Good Health Good Wealth — Who What Where Why
Played: 2026-08-13
Good Health Good Wealth are a London-based duo described as British/Lithuanian; member names are unverified. "Who What Where Why" (3:17) is a standalone single, the band's latest per their official site, released in late July 2026 [genius.com dated 27 July 2026; mixitallup.com described it as "released last week"]. The band performed the track live at Truck Festival 2026, Oxfordshire [YouTube].
Sources: Mix It All Up · Genius · Good Health Good Wealth official site · YouTube
Good Health Good Wealth
Origin: London, England (British/Lithuanian) · active
Members: Bruce Breakey (vocals), Simon Kuzmickas (guitar, production)
Genre: Spoken-word-inflected indie / riff rock
Discography:
This Time Next Year We'll Be Millionaires (2025) — independent — debut album, structured as a week-long narrative of twentysomething London life
This Time Next Year We'll Be Millionaires (Remix Album) (2026) — independent — includes 1-800 GIRLS' house remix of "Beautiful Boy"
Facts:
Played the main stage at Reading and Leeds Festival 2025.
The debut album's "Beautiful Boy" (captioned "The Phone Call") is about Breakey's father's unconditional love pulling him back from self-destruction.
Sources: as cited in track research above (Mix It All Up, Genius, band's official site)