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CHANDLER has been featured in Rolling Stone, Sinusoidal Music, KIMU, Tongue Tied Magazine, Space Sour, Pop Passion, Minimalistic Music, TJPL News and Reviews, and more (see links above.) With 3 original EP’s set to release before the end of the year, CHANDLER continues to expand his artistry and push himself creatively. The final EP will be paired with a tasting menu, creating an intimate experience that transcends listeners deep into the throws of his mind and taste buds.
The singer-songwriter released his first project, “Brent,” - a self-titled EP (after his middle name) on May 7, 2022. It represents the return to an identity that had been shoved aside and artificially altered by the standards of the music industry and all things “Hollywood.” Highlighting beautiful insecurities from skin imperfections to sexuality, “Brent” liberates any inadequacies and honors true identity, celebrating everything that was once deemed unacceptable.
“Brent” is a catchy pop-folk inspired piece of art that combines intimate, acoustic-based arrangements with warm and familiar melodies, enhancing the generic pop formula and allowing a glorious space for the emotional vocals to really hit home. The production carries hopeful but honest, get-stuck-in-your-head type of harmonies, and is as freeing and authentic as is the journey to rediscovery of self that it embodies.
Quarantine lockdown, summer 2021
