#chordsofeve

[thedavidbowers]

TheDavidBowersAwards with Atlas Cage (Chords of Eve/Strings of Atlas)

[jamieroxxartist]

✔ Mark your Calendars! Tues Feb 25, 2020 on #JamieRoxx’s Pop Roxx Radio #TalkShow and #Podcast w/ Featured Guest:

Chords of Eve ​(Pop/Electronic/Alternative/Trip Hop) LIVE at 8pm EST, 7CST, 6MST, 5PST .. +0100 GMT UK or catch the #Podcast anytime you would like after. ☎ Lines will be open (347) 850.8598 Call in with your Questions and Comments Live on the Air. ● Click here to Set a Reminder: http://tobtr.com/11677118

Pop Art Painter Jamie Roxx (www.JamieRoxx.us) welcomes Chords of Eve (Pop/Electronic/Alternative/Trip Hop) to the Show!

Web: skytitanmedia.com/chords-of-eve Facebook: www.facebook.com/chordsofeve

Instagram: @chordsofeve

Chords Of Eve is an American music project, created in 2019 and consisting of multi-instrumentalist Atlas Cage,featuring various female vocalists and the debut of Casey Ardmore. The band defines their music as pop, electronica, alternative and trip hop, and have described their sound as "futuristic psych pop".

Media Inquiries for Chords of Eve:

Michael StoverMTS Management Group

MTS Records

www.mtsmanagementgroup.com

[thebandcampdiaries]

Chords of Eve - Dear Engineer EP

Chords of Eve is a band with a distinctive approach to their creativity. Their sound is unpredictable and refreshingly experimental, combining alternative rock and post-punk with influences as diverse as pop, and industrial. The band recently announced the release of a new EP, “Dear Engineer,” which will see the light of day on April 10th 2020. What’s special about this project is how diverse the music sounds. The EP’s leading single, “Brightside,” features electronic soundscapes and lush guitar tones, oftener reminiscing of artists as diverse as Muse, Radiohead or dEUS, only to mention a few. The title track is a synth-driven indie gem, which makes me think of seminal acts such as Beach House and Portishead. However, the song soon sheds the lo-fi intro in favor of a deeper, more polished sound, with big drums and textured vocal harmonies bringing more definition to the sound. “Evelyn” is one of the EP’s more haunting songs, with fuzzed-out guitar textures and a more somber vibe that might remind you of acts such as Glass Animals or Minus The Bear. On the other hand, the track “Rebuild Ourselves Tonight” is an indie-rock hitter, with a sound that reminds of artists as diverse as The Strokes, Dead Rituals, Francis Moon and DIIV, going for a lush, yet hard-hitting and energetic approach. Last but not least, “The Future’s Not What It Used To Be” is a dance-floor banger with hard-hitting grooves and catchy guitar tones, giving the EP a unique feel. The tracks are masterfully produced and the sheer variety of the sounds on t his record reveal the band’s incredibly diverse feel for creativity and great music.

Find out more about Chords of Eve, and check out “Dear Engineer EP,” which is going to be available on the web starting from the 10th of April. However, the lead single “Brightside” is going to be available from the 28th of February.

Website: https://skytitanmedia.com/chords-of-eve

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chordsofeve

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chordsofeve/

We also had the chance to chat with the band: keep reading to learn more!

- One of the most outstanding features of the album is the sonic variety. Rock guitars with indie beats and electronic soundscapes converge beautifully, creating something really unique. Was this a conscious effort, or the variety just happened naturally by following your instinct?

All of that was done very meticulously. We really wanted to go for a vibe that had the soul and realness of music like Jazz, rhythmic beats and bass that you feel and combine it with the sounds of the future, synths, electronic instrumentation, chirps and buzzes and all of the things we love about science fiction. We wanted to tell a story and we wanted the music to be as much a part of that story as the lyrics which means each instrument needed to be its own character. It took about a year to get the EP completed and it was worth every minute. - Of all the songs on the EP, which one was the most challenging to complete, and why?

The most challenging song was also, to me, one of the most important songs. “Evelyn”.  I've come to recognize among people around me a common unspoken feeling of loneliness, not being good enough for the world, or maybe just not mattering at all. This song seeks to capture that dull, persistent, anxiety or sadness so many of us feel. It is titled in honor of a woman that no one had ever heard of, until she jumped to her death from the top of the empire state building and her suicide photograph was featured in the May 1947 issue of Time Magazine. The song is inspired by the letter that she left to her family and fiance, and the struggles that we as human beings face with mental illness and struggles with self-worth and connectedness. Most people have either dealt with these types of issues themselves or know someone close to them that has and it's never going to get better if we are afraid to talk about it. The topic is a delicate line to walk. We wanted to explore it in such a way that does not judge or dismiss but simply recognizes that it ‘is’. - If you could pick any artist to feature on one of these songs as a collaboration or duet, who would you have onboard?

Am I only allowed to choose one?! There are so many interesting singers out there; Joss Stone, Billie Eilish, Beth Gibbons, Lady Gaga, Sister Crayon, Sarah Barthel.. Oh man, I feel like I could add an entire page to the list of those I would like to create a song with. - Because the songs have so many different sounds, do you find it challenging to perform them live, or does it come naturally?

Live performance is a huge challenge for the Chords Of Eve project. It was designed in such a way that we could include a wide variety of singers, much like in the vein of Apocalyptica or David Guetta. They have so many featured artists, no two albums are alike yet they all have a similar groove. But because of this, it is hard to have 10 people go on tour and play 2 tracks apiece live. Sometimes it's hard enough just to have two people whose schedules work together to play live.

- What is the meaning behind the EP’s title, if you want to share?

Dear Engineer is a letter, from a humanoid robot created by man, to its creator asking “What is my purpose here?” It is a concept we as people have struggled with for what seems like forever. What am I doing here? What's the point of all of this? What now? Dear Engineer is the song that asks that question through sonic poetry. It's the letter we leave behind after we have returned to the ether. - Any plans to tour and bring the music on the road?

This project has been particularly challenging when it comes to live performance, due to the style of music and number of different people (and schedules) that are taking part in it.  We are striving to do something different than what we've done with past musical groups (which is write a set list, play at a bar, put out a tip jar and do it again the next night.) Instead, we are working to create a new musical performative experience, so I’ll keep you up to date on that as it unfolds. But we will be releasing music videos and there are always our behind the scenes/day in the life vlogs on youtube!

[jamieroxxartist]

✔ Mark your Calendars! Thurs Feb 27, 2020 on #JamieRoxx’s Pop Roxx Radio #TalkShow and #Podcast w/ Featured Guest: Chords Of Eve ​(#Pop #Electronic #Alternative #TripHop)

LIVE at 10pm EST, 9CST, 8MST, 7PST .. +0300 GMT UK or catch the #Podcast anytime you would like after.

☎ Lines will be open (347) 850.8598 Call in with your Questions and Comments Live on the Air.

● Click here to Set a Reminder: http://tobtr.com/11683061

Pop Art Painter Jamie #Roxx (www.JamieRoxx.us) welcomes #ChordsofEve (Pop/Electronic/Alternative/Trip Hop) to the Show!

Web: skytitanmedia.com/chords-of-eve Facebook: www.facebook.com/chordsofeve Instagram: @chordsofeve

Chords Of Eve is an American music project, created in 2019 and consisting of multi-instrumentalist Atlas Cage,featuring various female vocalists and the debut of Casey Ardmore. The band defines their music as pop, electronica, alternative and trip hop, and have described their sound as “futuristic psych pop”.

Media Inquiries for Chords of Eve: Michael Stover MTS Management Group/MTS Records www.mtsmanagementgroup.com

[jamieroxxartist]

🎧 Tonight's Episode #954 of #JamieRoxx’s Pop Roxx Radio #TalkShow and #Podcast where my Featured Guest was: Atlas J. Cage of Chords Of Eve ​(#Pop #Electronic #Alternative #TripHop) has now been converted to a PODCAST and is now archived at: ✔ My Website: www.JamieRoxx.us ✔ BlogTalkRadio: http://tobtr.com/11683061 ✔ and up for (always Free) on Apple Podcasts: https://tinyurl.com/hjdpqb6

Pop Art Painter Jamie Roxx (www.JamieRoxx.us) welcomes Chords of Eve (Pop/Electronic/Alternative/Trip Hop) to the Show!

Web: skytitanmedia.com/chords-of-eve

Facebook: www.facebook.com/chordsofeve

Instagram: @chordsofeve

Chords Of Eve is an American music project, created in 2019 and consisting of multi-instrumentalist Atlas Cage,featuring various female vocalists and the debut of Casey Ardmore. The band defines their music as pop, electronica, alternative and trip hop, and have described their sound as "futuristic psych pop".

●  Media Inquiries for Chords of Eve: Michael Stover MTS Management Group MTS Records www.mtsmanagementgroup.com