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Artist...... Chapel
Album....... Sunday Brunch
Label....... Rise Records
Genre....... Rock
Releasedate 2017-11-17
Encoder..... LAME
Bitrate..... 320kbps
Size........ 57.19 mb
Duration.... 23:29
WWW......... http://play.google.com
.Tracklist .................................................................
01 Cindy White [ 3:01]
02 Caught Up [ 3:24]
03 We've Got Soul [ 3:12]
04 Miss Monogamy [ 3:21]
05 Don't You Love Me [ 2:58]
06 See You Again [ 3:33]
07 Fool's Gold [ 4:00]
.Releasenotes ..............................................................
Sunday Brunch might only be a seven song EP, but indie rock duo Chapel manage
to explore a wide variety of sounds and emotions within these few tracks.
Kicking things off with the shiny ôCindy Whiteö and concluding with the
explosive and emotional ôFools Gold,ö Chapel quickly prove that theyÆre
certainly not one dimensional. Driven by dreamy synth, groovy guitar and bass
and catchy vocals, Sunday Brunch is an instant hit.
The groovy and complex ôCindy Whiteö is a rather unconventional sounding
track - it isnÆt your typical pop-rock anthem - but it totally works and will
certainly grab your attention right away. This song is timeless and fun,
impossible not to move along with and most importantly, unique.
Following ôCindy Whiteö is ôCaught Up,ö in which vocalist Carter Hardin
admits that heÆs still figuring his life out. Definitely more guitar driven
than the opener, ôCaught Upö feels like more of a rock track, and that works
perfectly as Hardin expresses, ôI wanna be free to do what I want to.ö This
sentiment bleeds over into the next track, ôWeÆve Got Soul,ö which is about
sacrificing a ônormalö life in order to follow your dreams. This bright,
twinkly track perfectly blends the two differing sounds of ôCaught Upö and
ôCindy Whiteö to make the EP feel cohesive, as well. This also flows well
into the next track, ôMiss Monogamy.ö
Despite feeling incredibly poppy and lighthearted, the songs on Sunday Brunch
are also very introspective and emotional. The warm ôDonÆt You Love Meö is
about falling in love with someone and dealing with feelings of insecurity
and uncertainty as Hardin sings, ôI canÆt get enough of you / DonÆt you love
me too?ö And although the first few songs are really upbeat and fun, Chapel
are quick to prove their versatility with the emotionally vulnerable and
mellow track, ôSee You Again.ö Vocally, this is easily one of the best
performances on the album and easily one of the most relatable tracks Chapel
have released so far.
Following the emotional ôSee You Againö is the perfect closing track, ôFools
Gold.ö The biggest downfall of many EPs is a lack of consistency or a not
quite finished feeling, but Sunday Brunch doesnÆt fall short. Instead, this
EP sounds and feels very well rounded both emotionally and musically. Chapel
donÆt leave you hanging with ôFools Gold,ö but instead leave you feeling
fulfilled.
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