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HOT CHELLE RAE


Quote:Hot Chelle Rae began in 2005, with a meeting between singer-songwriter Nash and guitarist Ryan. Initially a case of polar opposites, the two began to warm up to each others styles and together they started a band called Miracle Drug.[2] After several changes to the lineup, Ian (who had been childhood friends with Nash) came to a show and, after seeing that the band had a hired bassist, decided to join the band as their new bassist. Declaring that "If that guy can play bass, I can play bass".[2] The three began working on songs together, and decided to head towards a dancier music sound. Jamie, R.K.'s younger brother joined the band immediately after graduating high school, finishing out the band's lineup. The band is named for the first "dedicated" fan, Chelle Rae. A Myspace stalker who provided the band with quite an entertaining era of online activity until her false identity was discovered and brought to light. In the summer of 2007, the band opened a sold out concert for rapper Lil Jon. Later on that year, they played a string of venues at the prestigious South by Southwest music festival in Austin, Texas, and then went on tour with the band Vedera.

They were signed to Jive Records in October 2008, and then began work on their first album.[3] In January 2009, Hot Chelle Rae recorded Lovesick Electric and then went on tour with Third Eye Blind. After they ended that tour, the band went on a small 7 show run opening for The Academy Is.... HCR toured with Sherwood from February 26 to August 2 of 2010, and on April 17, 2010, they opened for Owl City's Grand Prairie concert in Texas. On April 22, 2010, they opened for Cobra Starship at George Mason University and opened again for them the following night at Susquehanna University in Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania. The band headed to Australia on July 4, 2010 for a two week tour with Boys Like Girls before going back to the US to play at the Vans Warped Tour during the summer of 2010. They played a string of shows across the country at Six Flags. They are currently touring with Parachute on a fall tour.

Biography
Quote:Hot Chelle Rae announce themselves as a force to be reckoned with on their debut album Lovesick Electric. How can you argue with bold, swaggering vocals, monster sing-along choruses, crunching rock guitar, and a propulsive rhythm section that just wonÂ’t quit?

“We wanted the music to sound larger than life,” says guitarist Nash Overstreet of the group’s epic dance-rock sound. “We wanted it to sound explosive and new and fun and be better than anything out there,” adds frontman Ryan Keith Follese. Indeed, stomping, blistering jams like “I Like to Dance,” “Never Have I Ever,” “Say (Half Past Nine),” and “Bushes,” will sound equally fierce whether they’re blasting from a car stereo or emanating from an arena stage.

As one reviewer has already raved about the Nashville newcomers: “Hot Chelle Rae are honest to goodness rock and roll at its finest — ripe and arrogant, sweating with tangible promise that hangs in the air at their live shows. Posh arrangements featuring refreshingly tasteful guitar, sly lyrics, and a 22-year-old lead singer dripping with charisma, leave you knowing that these guys will end up somewhere—everywhere.”

High praise, but not surprising considering that all four band members were raised with music in their DNA. Ryan, his brother/drummer Jamie, and Overstreet are the sons of A- list Nashville songwriters with multiple number one hits between them, while bassist Ian Keaggy's dad is a world renowned Grammy-nominated guitarist.

“Growing up around music didn’t hurt, but I was never pushed to do it,” Overstreet says. “I just can’t remember a time when I didn’t want to play or write music.” Follese says his father actually encouraged him not to go into the music business. “But I don’t know what else I can do,” he says. “Music is the only thing I truly have a passion for.”

And so the guys claimed their destiny by forming Hot Chelle Rae, which they named after one of the group’s most devoted female fans. The band began to take shape in early 2005 when a mutual friend recommended that Overstreet and Follese meet. Follese was doing what he calls “the singer-songwriter thing” and was looking for a guitar player. But their first meeting didn’t go too smoothly. “We definitely didn’t like each other,” Follese says. “We dressed differently. I was clean-cut and Nash wasn’t. We looked like polar opposites, and it was just, like, no.” But the two managed to overcome their initial impressions and form their first band, which they called Miracle Drug. When their first show in August 2006 went well, they decided to try writing songs together and “we just clicked right away,” Follese says.

They brought in Nash’s childhood friend Ian Keaggy — a guitarist who didn’t even play bass until he joined the band. “Ian came to one of our shows where we had a hired gun on bass and he said, ‘If that guy can play bass, I can play bass,’” Follese recalls. “And that was that. He makes up the most creative stuff. We’ve written so many songs that have started with his bass riffs.” Ryan’s brother Jamie joined up soon after. “At first we weren’t sure because he was young, but we had a couple rehearsals with him and he knew every song because he’d been playing them for ages,” Follese says. “Anything Nash and I wrote, even if we hadn’t recorded it, he knew it. He’s a human metronome. He just stepped in and sat down and was like, ‘I know these songs.’”

At this point, Hot Chelle Rae had already been taken under the wing of entertainment exec John Hamlin, who signed them up for management. Hamlin then teamed up with music industry vet Don Ienner who guided them toward a deal with Jive Records. After signing with the label in October 2008, the guys began to gear up to make their first album, sorting through dozens of songs they had already written. “My dad told me early on that writing hit songs is just like your batting average,” Follese says. “He reminded me that Barry Bonds hits 70 homeruns a year, but he doesn’t hit a homerun every time — it’s maybe one out of ten. So if you want to write hit songs, you’re going to have to write 50 songs for your first record,’ which is what we did. We threw out loads of songs.”

To help them narrow it down, the band took advice from two of their producers, Eric Valentine and Butch Walker, both of whom know a little something about serving up hit albums. Valentine, who produced five tracks including “Say” and “I Like to Dance,” has worked with All-American Rejects and Good Charlotte, while artist/producer Butch Walker, who produced two tracks, “The Distance” and “Bushes,” has worked with Katy Perry, Avril Lavigne, and Pink. “I don’t know if there’s a guy on earth more driven to make something sound the best that it can sound than Eric,” Follese says. “He is obsessive and only produces songs that he truly connects with, which is really cool.” “And Butch Walker is someone we’ve always really looked up to and have wanted to work with for a long time,” adds Overstreet. “When we were trying to decide who should produce the record, we figured why not shoot high? There’s so much passion and power in everything he puts to tape, he really helped us get that across.”

Lovesick Electric brims with the confidence and youthful energy that only a group of musicians with serious chops can deliver. “I think the album really reflects who we are and how we want the world to feel,” Overstreet says. “We can have a lot of fun and goof off, or we can be very serious and work really hard, and the album shows it all. We’ve got songs for people to listen to if they’re going through a break-up, like ‘The Distance’ or ‘Last One Standing,’ or if they want to just forget about work, like ‘I Like to Dance,’ or they want to dream about the future, like ‘Say.’ We’ve tried hard to make it completely accessible and something people can really relate to no matter what’s going on in their lives.”

Discography

Quote:
I Like To Dance (single) 4 August 2009

Tracklist :
I Like To Dance

Lovesick Electric 27 October 2009

Tracklist :
1. Say (Half Past Nine)
2. I Like to Dance
3. Never Have I Ever
4. Bleed
5. Bushes
6. Problematique"
7. The Distance"
8. Alright
9. Queen of the Scene
10. Nothing Left to Hide
11. Last One Standing

Bleed 3 August 2010

Tracklist :
1. Bleed
2. Heart Hurts

Tonight Tonight EP 15 March 2011

Tracklist :
1. Tonight Tonight
2. Bleed
3. I Like To Dance (MattRad Remix)
4. Let Down

Video

Quote:Bleed

I Like To Dance

I Like To Dance (Acoustic)

Last One Standing

I Like It Like That

Tonight Tonight

numpang liat'' dulu

Quote:Original Posted By Patoisme â–º
numpang liat'' dulu



wah ada yg lsgs k yutub, gmn bang ?
oke ga ?
thx dh d taro d mari jg

ijin nyimak smbil nyndul deh om biar bnyak yg tau
bleed oke tu

Finished !!!
secara tidak sengaja tnyata tgl 15 kmrin Hot Chelle Rae mengeluarkan EP..
pas bgt saya lg mau nostalgia dan bkin trit nya tnyata ada EP baru, jd pas bgt buat para kaskuser/pndengar bsa dnger track2 baru mereka..

Last One Standing

Download Dulu ahh,, ayo kan kasih saya yg nubie ini musik yg keren2 biar ga cupu

genrenya tanggung banget..

coba kalo screamo atau metal mungkin bisa suka

lagi coba dengerin album ygLovesick Electric, entah kenapa bagi ane terdengar sepertiBUSTEDyg lebih ngerock

Quote:Original Posted By uziexs â–º
genrenya tanggung banget..

coba kalo screamo atau metal mungkin bisa suka


eh si om, kok jd trpaku genre sih bang ?
blm tentu ga enak lho, coba aja..

Quote:Original Posted By udjo42 â–º
lagi coba dengerin album yg Lovesick Electric, entah kenapa bagi ane terdengar seperti BUSTED yg lebih ngerock

ane jg baru dnger yg lovesick electric bang, itu jg pas baru kluar..
suka beberapa bulan trus ampe skrang ga pernah dnger lg, eh ga tau nya udh ada album baru dan pas bgt 1 hari setelah bkin trit ni mreka kluar album baru..


gmn lovesick electric ? komentar nya

Quote:Original Posted By uziexs â–º
genrenya tanggung banget..

coba kalo screamo atau metal mungkin bisa suka

iye gan, tipikal anak muda jaman sekarang

tapi lumayan masuk kuping juga kok, gw termasuk open minded

Quote:Original Posted By cahganteng â–º
iye gan, tipikal anak muda jaman sekarang

tapi lumayan masuk kuping juga kok, gw termasuk open minded

emang maksud nya tanggung d sini ky gmn om ?

Quote:Original Posted By Wapakalypse â–º
emang maksud nya tanggung d sini ky gmn om ?

IMO ini sejenis Parawhore menjurus All Time Low gitu deh
tapi selama bisa bikin angguk-angguk pala, bole lah

Quote:Original Posted By cahganteng â–º
IMO ini sejenis Parawhore menjurus All Time Low gitu deh
tapi selama bisa bikin angguk-angguk pala, bole lah

mnurut ane malah lbh ke electro nya om..
all time low mngkin d liat dr komposisi aja, klo basic kaya nya beda IMO jg

gue dulu tau gara2 maen lockerz nih wakakakakakak tahun 2009an

i like to dance

Quote:Original Posted By Wapakalypse â–º
mnurut ane malah lbh ke electro nya om..
all time low mngkin d liat dr komposisi aja, klo basic kaya nya beda IMO jg

kalo kata ane lebih mirip cash cash kali ya
nostalgia juga udah lama bat ga denger ginian
KARMA IS A BITCH

Quote:Original Posted By YouMeAtSix â–º
gue dulu tau gara2 maen lockerz nih wakakakakakak tahun 2009an

i like to dance

ohh gitu
gua ga sengaja nemu nih di web apa gitu dulu pas lovesick electric
ga tau nya sekarang lagu yg tonight tonight nge hits bgt ya, gua malah blm donlod2 album yg ntu ampe sekarang

Quote:Original Posted By riddance â–º
kalo kata ane lebih mirip cash cash kali ya
nostalgia juga udah lama bat ga denger ginian
KARMA IS A BITCH

wah klo cash cash kaya nya ga terlalu om, mereka elektro nya kuat
klo HCR sih kaga
IMHO

guys... i love HCR!!!

ini ada fanbase HCR Indonesia... @HCRindonesia
ngumpulin fans buat minta konser Indonesia.. hahaa
baru dibikin hari ini, sejauh ini baru di follow ama drummernya HCR


HCR ini mengobati kekecewaan gw atas Cash2
gw dlu ngepens banget ama Cash2... begitu album ke2, kicewa
untung ada HCR

band favorit ane nih

musik nya keren. ane tunggu video clip nya Beatiful Freaks belon keluar yaa

up date trus ya gan:

ane bantu rate aja yee