In the ever-evolving landscape of rock and pop, Matt DeAngelis and his band deliver a refreshing and inspiring message with their latest single, “Chasin’ Rainbows.” The track not only encourages listeners to pursue their dreams but also emphasizes the importance of gratitude and finding value in the journey itself. Recorded with a fusion of classic rock and progressive rock influences, the song stands out as a thought-provoking anthem executed in true rock/pop fashion.
Matt DeAngelis is at the helm of this dynamic band, playing keyboards and providing vocals. Alongside him are Billy Kennedy on guitars, Eric Bishop on bass, and Cole Herudek on drums and percussion. This talented ensemble has been together for five years, bringing a cohesive and polished sound to their music.
The band features Matt DeAngelis on keyboards and vocals, Billy Kennedy on guitars, Eric Bishop on bass, and Cole Herudek on drums and percussion. The formation of this band is a testament to the power of musical collaboration. Matt DeAngelis has been working with Billy Kennedy for the past eight years, a partnership that laid the foundation for their studio band. Eric Bishop was introduced to the group through Billy, and Cole Herudek joined the lineup after meeting Matt on the road. Their shared passion for music and seamless synergy is evident in every track they produce.
Drawing inspiration primarily from classic rock and progressive rock genres, the band channels the spirit of legendary acts while infusing their unique modern twist. This blend of influences results in a sound that is both nostalgic and refreshingly contemporary, appealing to a broad audience.
Matt DeAngelis and his band have played at various notable venues and events. Recently, they performed at the Borgata Casino in Atlantic City on July 23 and were slated to play at the Ventnor Beach Pickle Barrel Jam on July 27. Their music also enjoys airplay on platforms like Jango and Amazing Radio, helping them reach an even wider audience.
One unique aspect of their promotion is the advert for “Chasin’ Rainbows,” which has been seen by millions on the Wildwood boardwalk, appearing on the tram car traveling continuously up and down the two-mile boardwalk. This creative marketing strategy has significantly increased their visibility and attracted new fans.
“Chasin’ Rainbows” was recorded at Gradwell House Studios with Tom Conran engineering and producing the backing tracks. Additional recording took place at Musically Speaking Studios, with Billy Kennedy handling the engineering duties. The production was a collaborative effort between Matt DeAngelis, Billy Kennedy, and Matt’s father and manager, John DeAngelis. This familial and professional collaboration ensured that the final product was a true reflection of the band’s vision.
At its core, “Chasin’ Rainbows” is about the universal pursuit of dreams and the often-overlooked importance of gratitude. The song’s lyrics explore the idea that while we all chase our own rainbows, the true pot of gold might already be within our reach. It’s a reminder that the journey, with all its storms and challenges, can be just as beautiful as the destination. As Matt DeAngelis puts it, “We all want to find the gold at the end of the rainbow, but our downfall as people is our lack of thankfulness just for today.”
Reflecting on the creation of “Chasin’ Rainbows,” Matt DeAngelis shared, “This song is infectious, it turned out to be something we weren’t expecting.” This sentiment is echoed by Eric Bishop and Cole Herudek, highlighting the surprising and rewarding nature of the recording process.
“Chasin’ Rainbows” is more than just a song; it is an anthem for dreamers and a reminder to appreciate the present moment. With its uplifting message, engaging rock/pop execution, and the combined talents of Matt DeAngelis and his band, the single is poised to inspire listeners and leave a lasting impact. As they continue to perform and reach new audiences, Matt DeAngelis and his band remain a compelling force in the music industry, proving that the journey is just as important as the destination.
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