After a very successful European Tour as the main support of Skindred polish alternative Metal band CHEMIA is releasing a new single and video this Friday. The song is called "I Love You So Much" and it's taken from the new CHEMIA album Let Me.  Check out the video HERE.

 

Let Me is already out within Europe. The digital US release for the album is set for February 5, 2016 via SPV.

 

If there really is a key to making a young, hungry and fiercely determined rock act known all over the world, then Wojtek Balczun has discovered it. The guitarist and main riff writer of Polish band CHEMIA doesn't simply rely on his group's obviously tremendous potential and on the wave of euphoria triggered by their 2013 debut album The One Inside. Systematic and focused, Balczun is taking the group unerringly to the second stage of a career which looks extremely promising, true to his credo: this band's got what it takes to make it on an international level, so we've got to position it globally to establish its worldwide presence.

 

And thanks to CHEMIA's second album release Let Me, this is exactly what he's set to achieve: all twelve songs are fresh, haunting and dynamic, and on top of that CHEMIA have succeeded in enlisting optimum support in producer Mike Fraser (AC/DC, Aerosmith, Metallica). The result is extremely powerful and rocks from the very first note of the opener 'Fun Gun' to the final chord of the last track, 'Send Me The Raven'. If you're still not convinced, just let the album work its magic on you. Satisfaction guaranteed!

 

"We wanted Let Meto show the real CHEMIA," Balczun explains. "We agreed with Mike Fraser that the album's sound should be based on the sound of our live shows. That's why there are no compromises or concessions to pop music on Let Me." The band consciously decided against typical ballads and rigorously cut down on the keyboards, which featured fairly strongly on the debut. Balczun: "Mike Fraser is the absolute expert when it comes to great guitar sounds. That's why Let Merocks from beginning to end." All those who worry that the CHEMIA material may have lost its accessibility in favour of a tougher attitude may rest assured: every one of the twelve tracks is captivating. "Listening to the album for the very first time, people may get the impression that Let Me has turned out less commercial, but when you hear the tracks a second or third time, you'll discover their great catchiness."

 

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