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Showing posts with label Paul Epworth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paul Epworth. Show all posts

Sunday, 7 September 2014

Paul Epworth to work with Lorde on song for 'Hunger Games' soundtrack

Paul Epworth is one of the most respected producers on the 'Indie' scene, having previously worked with Bloc Party, Babyshambles, Chapel Club, Death From Above 1979, Maximo Park, Friendly Fires and Foster the People, he is now set to collaborate with Lorde on a track for the forthcoming soundtrack for the latest 'Hunger Games' movie.


The as yet untitled song was recorded between August 28-29 with Epworth flying out from his London home to produce the track. Studio owner Jon Leidersdorrf told Billboard:  "They said they got a call from the Springsteen camp, who referred us, the  song itself is moody, dark and powerful."

Saturday, 4 December 2010

It's All Indie: Top 20 - #8

Chapel Club - All The Eastern Girls

Five piece Chapel Club emerge from the hype machine and have blended their retro feel with 21st century lyrics. They are recent signing to the Loog label, Chapel Club are set to release ‘All The Eastern Girls’ on October 11th. An early favourite on live excursions since the band’s inception, ‘All The Eastern Girls’ creeps up all brooding and heartfelt, exploding into life under the lyrics of singer Lewis Bowman.



Swooping heart filled guitars , emotional and passionate. Produced by Paul Epworth , the single is a taste of what’s to come early next year when Chapel Club are set to release their debut album. Released on October 11th , ‘All The Eastern Girls’ is available on limited 7” and digitally through Loog Records. we’re pretty hyped on this track, especially its killer chorus. seriously, check it.


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Chapel Club - All The Eastern Girls - Via YouTube

Chapel Club - All The Eastern Girls (RAC Remix)
Chapel Club - All The Eastern Girls

Monday, 20 September 2010

Track of the day... Chapel Club - All The Eastern Girls

Five piece Chapel Club emerge from the hype machine and have blended their retro feel with 21st centuary lyrics. They are recent signing to the Loog label, Chapel Club are set to release ‘All The Eastern Girls’ on October 11th. An early favourite on live excursions since the band’s inception, ‘All The Eastern Girls’ creeps up all brooding and heartfelt, exploding into life under the lyrics of singer Lewis Bowman. Swooping heart filled guitars , emotional and passionate.



Produced by Paul Epworth , the single is a taste of what’s to come early next year when Chapel Club are set to release their debut album. Released on October 11th , ‘All The Eastern Girls’ is available on limited 7” and digitally through Loog Records.

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Chapel Club - All The Eastern Girls - Via YouTube

Tuesday, 18 May 2010

Track of the day... Chapel Club - Five Trees

Again this is track of the day, but the first time since I have been using facebook.

Chapel Club release their second single 'Five Trees' on May 31st. Having recently signed to A&M Records, 'Five Trees' is the first fruit of this newly consummated relationship whilst also being the first recorded output from the band's recent studio sortie with producer Paul Epworth.



'Five Trees' has been aired at live shows this year and emerges from the studio a different beast shifting the axis of comparisons whilst continuing the band's beguiling knack of creating compelling impressive songs from a songbook on it's first page.

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Chapel Club - Five Trees Via Vimeo
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Friday, 30 April 2010

SPECIAL PREVIEW... Chapel Club New Album

Ok I have around 8 tracks from them, and I assume that the album will be around 10-14 songs long, so I should be quiet when it comes ti this.

Producer: Paul Epworth
Title: TBA

London gloom-rockers and Its-All-Indie favourites Chapel Club have been holed up in the studio for the past few weeks with producer Paul Epworth, and release the first track from the sessions, 'Five Trees' on May 31st.

Beginning with a monumental pile of noise that subsides into pulsing bass lines and Lewis Bowman's maudline croon, it's a good sign of things to come when they finally release their debut album. Pretty Horrors-esque stuff, which is probably what inspired the latter to provide this remix, although their take is decidedly more robotic.

The band play Great Escape in May before heading off round the country on their own headline tour.


Chapel Club - Five Trees (Horrors Remix)