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