Back in August, California’s CHICO released their debut self-titled album through New Morality Zine. The band transitions between hardcore aggression and alternative groove across ten hooky tracks. After premiering on Knotfest yesterday, Chico share a new music video for album closer “Doubt It.” The song rides on punchy guitars and lyrics about facing your inner thoughts. The band give a dynamic performance in the clip, produced by Artist Friends, directed, shot & edited by Joél Verges with production assist from David Levesque and shot at The Forge LA.
Watch the video for “Doubt It” HERE.
Vocalist Lance Gibson shares on the song:
“This is a simple song about depression, doubt, and the fear of failure. It explores feelings of inadequacy, ignorance, and isolation – things that most people have experienced at some point, for whatever the reason. Sometimes it feels like you’re behind in life, and that one more bad hit might just be the end for you. Obviously, it’s not.”
Chico will join Make Do And Mend and Hushmoney in Los Angeles at Oblivion on November 19th. Tickets HERE.
Stream Chico HERE and purchase the album through New Morality Zine.
Chico was produced by Taylor Hecocks at his home studio in Orange, CA with drums recorded with Adam Castilla at Brick Mansion Recordings in Fullerton, and mixing and mastering by Scott Goodrich from San Francisco.
Chico is Lance Gibson – vocals, Tony Rangel – drums, Danny Chavez – guitar, Jake Palma – guitar, and Dawson Souisa – bass.
