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"I'm a Fool for Lovin' You" Press Release: February 13, 2023

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We Write About music review of "I'm a Fool for Lovin' You": February 2, 2023

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Indie Midlands Review of "I Saw Her Standing There": May 31, 2022

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Pigeon_Opinion Blog Review - "I Saw Her Standing There": May 3, 2022

brazilian Blog Roadie Music's Review of "I Saw Her Standing There": May 12, 2022

Roadie Music is a Brazilian blog that regularly covers my music.

Roadie Music is a Brazilian blog that regularly covers my music.

Jammerzine Daily Dose - "I Saw Her Standing There": April 24, 2022

Artist Rack Review of "I Saw Her Standing There": April 4, 2022

Artist Rack Review - "I Saw Her Standing There"

Rich Chambers is back with a brand-new version of “I Saw Her Standing There.”

April 2022 – Rich Chambers is an artist and songwriter with a passion for creating music that hits the heart and minds of his listeners. His sound is immediately personal and iconic, with great production aesthetics and even more compelling lyrics and melodies, which creates a very powerful vision from the moment you hit the play button. His most recent release happens to be a cover song, a unique take on “I Saw Her Standing There”, originally made famous by The Beatles. This version actually stands out as a demonstration of Rich’s unique style and his ability to transform the music to fit his persona, while still staying true to the spirit of the original song. This cover comes to life with a very immediate introduction, paving the way to a very smooth arrangement that builds up a lot of energy as the song evolves.

Find out more about Rich Chambers in the numbers out on the artists most recent studio releases, which are now available on some of the best digital music streaming platforms on the web.

Artis Rack - "I Saw Her Standing There" Review

"I Saw Her Standing There" Press Release: April 01, 2022

Parisian magazine Indie Chronique Review Of "I Wonder": February 23, 2022

We Write About Music Review of "I Wonder": February 20, 2022

Rising Artists Review of "I Wonder": February 7, 2022

When describing his music, Rich Chambers leans towards “vintage yet modern rock,” and while there are several elements of his latest single, “I Wonder,” that give off that good vintage feel – I would say this was more like a classic car. It is a song that may be reminiscent of days past but has the overall vibe that makes it shine like a Ford Mustang. Rich Chambers puts a love story on display with “I Wonder.” Questioning so much about the narrator’s interest and how these emotions came to be. It’s a fun song, a catchy pop-rock moment that has the ability to get stuck in the heads of anyone who happens to hear, but what I loved was the raspiness of Chambers’ voice. It gave Bryan Adams meets Springsteen meets ‘90s college alternative rock station. The latter means that I could hear “I Wonder” on a playlist alongside bands like The Rembrandts and think, that is a good pairing. This Canadian-born singer-songwriter started dropping holiday music a few years ago and since then has made a name for himself doing so, but in 2020 decided to switch gears a bit and focus on music that could be appreciated throughout the rest of the year. “I Wonder” is the latest single from Rich Chambers. His fifth non-Christmas single to date, following the poignant, “High School Can’t Last Forever.” To hear those and more from Rich Chambers, make sure to check him out on all major music and streaming sites today. Written by Kendra Beltran

When describing his music, Rich Chambers leans towards “vintage yet modern rock,” and while there are several elements of his latest single, “I Wonder,” that give off that good vintage feel – I would say this was more like a classic car. It is a song that may be reminiscent of days past but has the overall vibe that makes it shine like a Ford Mustang. Rich Chambers puts a love story on display with “I Wonder.” Questioning so much about the narrator’s interest and how these emotions came to be. It’s a fun song, a catchy pop-rock moment that has the ability to get stuck in the heads of anyone who happens to hear, but what I loved was the raspiness of Chambers’ voice. It gave Bryan Adams meets Springsteen meets ‘90s college alternative rock station. The latter means that I could hear “I Wonder” on a playlist alongside bands like The Rembrandts and think, that is a good pairing. This Canadian-born singer-songwriter started dropping holiday music a few years ago and since then has made a name for himself doing so, but in 2020 decided to switch gears a bit and focus on music that could be appreciated throughout the rest of the year. “I Wonder” is the latest single from Rich Chambers. His fifth non-Christmas single to date, following the poignant, “High School Can’t Last Forever.” To hear those and more from Rich Chambers, make sure to check him out on all major music and streaming sites today. Written by Kendra Beltran

Rock Era Magazine Review of "I Wonder": February 4,2022

Rock Era Magazine Review

I WONDER by Rich Chambers

The single resurrects vintage rock ‘n’ roll soul to the present and modernises it along with the country vibes, resulting in fast-tempo, stunning harmonies that force you to dance. I find “I Wonder” can be called “the easy abstain” as it only has a few lines. Simple music composition consists of only some basic chords, yet the result is amazing! It was fun to make with the five friends—Rich Chambers, Todd Foxcroft, Jeff Warren, Sean Gemmill, and Jim Gemmill—and it’s undoubtedly fun to listen to, and that means something, right?

There isn’t a single thing I don’t like about it. The vocals are energetic and fresh, and each sound element, whether it’s the guitar hooks, drum beats, or harmonica rhythms, is in the right place. Even the lyrics, as I previously stated, I do not find them to be simply words strung together; rather, they have triggered moments of wonder about some decisions that have been made. It’s sonically pleasing, and the music video was a wonderful treat for the eyes, with such a magnificent view, and getting to enjoy both music and a nature view fulfils a meaning to me.

Rock Era Magazine

New Noise Review of "I Wonder": January 4, 2022

Following in the footsteps of the previous single ‘High School Can’t Last Forever,’ there’s no slowing down Vancouver based artist Rich Chambers. Based around a simple yet effective melody, this is the sort of track that will leave you leaning for your hairbrush while you sing the lyrics into your new ‘microphone’. Speaking about the new release, Rich Chambers shares, “Those who know me, know that I often talk about how personal songwriting is or how I am often trying to reflect upon some aspect of the human condition and/or experience in a song, but they also know that a part of me also fully embraces and enjoys the ‘guilty pleasure’ aspect of music and songwriting. Not all songs have to mean something. Sometimes a song is simply about enjoying the music and having fun, which is where ‘I Wonder’ comes from. The song was a pile of fun to write and even more fun to record!”

Following in the footsteps of the previous single ‘High School Can’t Last Forever,’ there’s no slowing down Vancouver based artist Rich Chambers. Based around a simple yet effective melody, this is the sort of track that will leave you leaning for your hairbrush while you sing the lyrics into your new ‘microphone’. Speaking about the new release, Rich Chambers shares, “Those who know me, know that I often talk about how personal songwriting is or how I am often trying to reflect upon some aspect of the human condition and/or experience in a song, but they also know that a part of me also fully embraces and enjoys the ‘guilty pleasure’ aspect of music and songwriting. Not all songs have to mean something. Sometimes a song is simply about enjoying the music and having fun, which is where ‘I Wonder’ comes from. The song was a pile of fun to write and even more fun to record!”

'Santa's Rockin' Band' Press Release: December 14, 2021

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WWAM Review of "High School Can't Last Forever": October 15, 2021

Mexican Blog Review of "High School Can't Last Forever": October 2, 2021

Fruit Sonic Review of "High School Can't Last Forever": September 21, 2021

"High School Can't Last Forever" Press Release: September 16, 2021

New Noise Review of "High School Can't Last Forever": September 10, 2021

New Noise

Rich Chambers States that ‘High School Can’t Last Forever’ in his Timeless New Single

Imagine Green Day met up with Buddy Holly and had a jam, and you’ll be on the same lines as Rich Chambers. Residing in an ambitious indie-rock attire with elements of garage rock thrown in for extra flavor, “High School Can’t Last Forever” is bathed with a timeless soundscape that feels up to the times yet nostalgic over yesteryear.

Sharing his thoughts on the release, Rich Chambers explains: “High school often seems to represent that moment in our lives where anything is possible. It is our launching pad to life, so to speak. From that point, we all start to make decisions (or don’t make decisions) that ultimately start each of us off down our own unique life path. “High School Can’t Last Forever” is a song that tackles this defining moment in our lives.

“It begs the notion that those who follow dreams or take chances to go after something often live without regret, whereas, those who are never willing to take a chance or squash their dreams (for whatever reason) often live with regret and find themselves looking back to life’s launching pad (high school), wishing they could launch again. It does this to the backbeat of an under three minute, timeless, rock ‘n’ roll soundtrack.”

New Noise

Sinusoidal Review of "High School Can't Last Forever": September 9, 2021

WWAM review of "Summer Looks So Good On You": August 19, 2021

"Summer Looks So Good On You" Press Release: July 21, 2021

HappyMag.tv review of "Summer Looks So Good On You": July 12, 2021

Rich Chambers ignites daydreams of warmer weather with new single

The high energy, 60’s oozing artist, Rich Chambers, brings in the surf-rock tide with new single, Summer Looks So Good On You.

Canadian artist, Rich Chambers swizzles in the heat from his latest single, Summer Looks So Good On You.  

The track flows as a wave of optimism, bursting with colour, nostalgic 60’s riffs, and a goldenly catchy tune.

Chambers uses his recent release as a flag-post for a season of glistening tunes and light-heartedness. Sizzling in his retro sound, Chambers style brings 60’s surf-rock into the modern era, something we need now more than ever.

Being no stranger to electric tunes, Chambers has been writing and performing music that ripples of the same golden energy.

As soon as the track hits the sound waves, we are pulled into the sonic soundscape of a beach, effortless and vibrant – similar to the likings of The Beach Boys.

“Summer Looks So Good On You’ is a feel-good song that celebrates the proverbial promises of love, hope and happiness that a beautiful summer day often seems to provide us!” Chambers’ explains.

The track came about whilst Chambers was driving home during a heatwave. In the midst of the traffic and humidity, the artists became transcended to the wide Californian coastal roads, his imagination fuelled by Lisa Loeb’s track, Summer. 

After his sudden burst of gumption, Chambers rushed home and wrote the entire song in 30 minutes; “this is not the norm for me as most of my songs take a  lot longer, but when I am as inspired as I was that day, the song kind of came out”. 

Summer Looks So Good On You is a vibrantly magnetic tune, layered in an electric guitar riff and retro harmonies. Chambers’ work deserves to be shared for it’s imaginative, time-travelling drift to a warmer time.

by Jasmine Kassis for HappyMag.tv July 12, 2021

 

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ArtistRack review of "Summer Looks So Good on You": July 8, 2021

"Sorry Isn't Good Enough 2nd Press Release: June 8, 2021

YMX Review of "Sorry Isn't Good Enough"

A Song So Many Of Us Have Lived From Rich Chambers

Chambers follows up the success of the “socially charged rocker” ‘I’m So Tired’ with ‘Sorry Isn’t Good Enough’, a track steeped in influences from Rock, Country, Dylan, troubadour-esque Folk  and Adult Contemporary sensibilities reminiscent of Tom Petty or Springsteen. 

In discussing the song Chambers writes “I really wanted to tap into that extreme remorse that comes with a love…sabotaged because of our own actions”. It’s very interesting that Chambers should pick such a universal subject matter but what is more interesting is his decision to try to tackle in a way that is both convention, trope and genre breaking as he decided to immerse an ambiguous story, within the lyrical content, as a sort of ‘fill in the blanks’ for the listener to lay their own interpretation upon the catchy, relatable, genre crossing melodies and musical arrangements. 

Rich Chambers is yet another example of the vast swathes of independent talent emerging amongst the new, undiscovered plains and promised lands that the age of information has wrought upon our societies, standing on the shoulders of five album releases. But if Chambers continues to release music like “Sorry Isn’t Good Enough”, he won’t remain independent for long.

YMX Review of "Sorry Isn't Good Enough"

"Sorry Isn't Good Enough" - An Amazing Review!: June 3, 2021

One of the best song reviews I have ever received! (May 26, 2021)

Some great press for "SOrry Isn't Good Enough"

"Sorry Isn't Good Enough 1st Press Release: May 11, 2021

First Press Generated by the High Violet Radio and PR Campaign for "I'm So Tired"

First Press Release from the Al Balfour Geiner PR Agency