Chandra releasing Lifted
The irresistible allure of Chandra’s debut EP ‘Lifted’ is a perfect blend of alternative rock and indie melodic pop rock
Bristol’s own Chandra has burst onto the scene, weaving their spellbinding magic of alternative rock and indie melodic pop rock with their debut EP, ‘Lifted’. From the first electrifying note to the final uplifting chord, Chandra delivers a deeply enriching auditory experience.
“This EP is a refreshing burst of euphoria that stands out in the alt rock pop genre,” says IndieRock.News’s music curator.
The United Kingdom has always been a fertile ground for brilliant alternative rock bands, and Chandra fits seamlessly into that lineage. Fans of the genre will find echoes of bands like Arctic Monkeys and Foals, yet Chandra, comprising Chandra Naiir, Chris Wing, Keith Jones, and Rock Cheung, infuses their music with an unmistakable individuality and emotion.
The concept of the EP ‘Lifted’, according to the band, is to create a collection of feel-good songs that touch on various facets of the human experience. You can listen to our full playlist which contains the artist’s music, and know more about the artist’s work by scrolling down the page.
Listeners are greeted by the opening track “Smile (No Fox Gibbon)”, an instantly catchy anthem that sets the tone for the rest of the EP. Each song that follows, such as “Pretty” and “I’ll Be There”, is a masterful blend of engaging lyrics and evocative melodies. The EP showcases the band’s versatility, seamlessly transitioning from the upbeat and energizing “Lighters To The Sky (EP Version)” to the heartfelt and introspective “Overload”. Chandra explains, “It was especially important to start the EP by smiling and to end the EP by having faith in love.”
Masterfully co-produced by Chandra Nair, Aaron Shawn, and Elliot Vaughan, and featuring exquisite guitar work by Dean McCreadie, the resulting soundscape is both intricate and exhilarating. The EP has been expertly mastered by Stephen Kerrison, ensuring every track leaves a lasting impression. The visual aspect is also noteworthy, with the artwork by Wil Overton capturing the essence of the EP beautifully.
For those who appreciate the intersection of british culture and music, Chandra’s work represents uk culture at its finest. Their presence is more than a promise; it is a declaration that indie melodic pop rock is evolving with innovative narratives.
“The EP ‘Lifted’ reminds us why we fall in love with music in the first place,” adds IndieRock.News’s music curator. The euphoric quality of Chandra’s sound is a testament to their skill, emotive male vocals, and the passion embedded in their craft.
To fully appreciate Chandra and the captivating allure of ‘Lifted’, listeners are invited to explore their work across various platforms. Discover more about the artists and their invigorating music by checking out their Website, Spotify, Facebook, Instagram, X, TikTok, BandCamp, and YouTube. Like, listen, and share our curated playlist to keep the magic of Chandra alive in your daily soundtrack.
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