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CHROMA release new music video for ‘Don’t Mind Me’

CHROMA have released a new music video!

The new music video, for the track Don’t Mind Me, is the brand new single from the Pontypridd, Wales bi-lingual alt-rock trio and its release comes as the band sign with Alcopop! Records. The label will release their debut album later this year.

Speaking about the new single, vocalist Katie Hall says, Don’t Mind Me is about my personal struggles with my mental health. When we started CHROMA, writing lyrics quickly became one of my main outlets to process my feelings. The song is about recognising when you’re in a spiral and trying to catch yourself. Also I wanted the lyric ‘Don’t mind me I’m just having a breakdown’ to help people who are feeling isolated feel like they’re not alone. When I’m going through a rough patch, I always turn to music to make me feel better. I want people who are going through something, whatever it is, to listen to the song and feel seen.”

Watch the official music video for Don’t Mind Me here: 

Speaking about signing the band, Alcopop! Records label boss Jack Clothier says, “absolutely delighted to be working with the absolute tour de force that is CHROMA. As someone who spent a fair few years in South Wales, it’s incredible to see the breadth and depth of talent that’s coming out of that part of the world. Honestly. When we received this album from our former A&R hero Luna, I was all ready to say ‘No…we just don’t have the capacity to make this work’. Then I listened to it, and listened to it again…then I listened to it AGAIN, and I was hooked. What a record. This is the kind of album you can’t physically turn down. First up it’s Katie Hall‘s magnificent vocals that smash you right in the chops with their note perfect, punk edged tidal wave of ferocity, then the riffs, and the melody and the…Look. Stop reading my nonsense. Just listen to this!”

For more information on CHROMA like their official page on Facebook.

James Weaver

Editor-in-Chief and Founder of Distorted Sound Magazine; established in 2015. Reporting on riffs since 2012.

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