photo credit: Alex Lang
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, music connoisseurs of all ages, lend me your ears! The Los Angeles streets are buzzing with the name Dylan Chambers, a pop-soul maestro who’s about to drop a musical bombshell on May 17. His debut EP, “For Your Listening Pleasure!”, is not just a collection of tunes; it’s a time machine with a funkadelic twist that’ll zap you straight into a soul-pop kaleidoscope.
Now, let’s talk about the lead single that’s got everyone clapping their hands raw – “High (When I’m Low)”. Imagine a track so groovy, it’s as if Funk and Pop had a baby and named it Euphoria. This tune is the lovechild of Chambers’ collaboration with the one-and-only LunchMoney Lewis and saxophone savant Dave Koz. It’s a track four years in the oven, baked to perfection with funky guitar licks and a falsetto so clean, you could eat your lunch off it.
Why this trio, you ask? Chambers spills the beans: “LunchMoney’s been my jam since ‘Bills’ paid the bills, and Koz? Well, he’s been the wind beneath my wings, even officiated my ‘I do’s’! Who’d have thought we’d make a track? But here we are, making musical history.”
The music video? It’s a riot! Directed by the visionary Justin Frick, it’s a bingo night gone wild, with Chambers, Lewis, and Koz turning up the heat and spreading joy like confetti.
And the EP? Oh, it’s a smorgasbord of sonic delights. From the sultry serenade, “I Can Never Get Enough” to the jubilant jive of “Let’s Keep On Dancing”, each track is a universe unto itself. “You Gotta Respect Yourself!” is your new anthem, while “Mystical and Paranoid” is a bluesy rendezvous with G. Love and Special Sauce. “Don’t Give Up On My Love” is a disco-rock dive, and “Comin’ Up” is the crown jewel with a hook so catchy it’s got its own gravitational pull.
So mark your calendars, set your alarms, and prepare your finest pair of dancing shoes for Dylan Chambers’ “For Your Listening Pleasure!”. It’s not just an EP; it’s a musical odyssey that promises to be as unforgettable as it is unmissable.
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