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Chapel Club : Five Trees

Chapel Club : Five Trees

 

Released: 31st May 2010

Label: A&M Records

 

 

How on earth do you follow a single as vibrant and addictive as  “Oh Maybe I”? Well, if you're Chapel Club, you release a single that oozes with yet more charm and character, of course.

With a steady bass line and rhythm in the opening sections, there is perhaps more momentum than its predecessor. Strange wails add a peculiar yet likeable element to the infectious melody, whilst the vocals are once again warm and appealing.

Add to this a rip roaring chorus and an equally aggressive bridge, and you have a track that raises Chapel Club's standards still further. Regardless of what has come before, “Five Trees” is superb song in it's own right, and yet another step up.

 

 

Words: Dan Grose

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