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Chroma ReviewThe music featured on Cartel's debut EP "Chroma" is not something I usually find myself listening but I find it difficult not to enjoy it. Each song is filled with memorable hooks, powerful vocals, and inspired instrumentation but the thing that sets this album apart for me is the purity of the music. By this, I bring your attention to a lot of the poppier rock music one may here on radio or TV nowadays where the music is so inaccessible because it is buried beneath layers and layers of production. Other acts also exude this extreme immaturity that simply gets on my nerves.
Cartel is different in that you can tell that they know exactly what they are. The Cartel sound is exactly what Cartel wants out of itself and is not a product of musical immaturity or corporatization. It is undeniable proof that pop music isn't just for kids who don't know how to play their instruments and that pop music can be just as artistic as other genres.
My only dissent to this album is the occasional lyric that comes out as trite or overused. It's a small complaint but I grew tired of lyrics such as "it will never be the same" or "nothing can stop us now" very quickly. Although I mentioned that this album is not inspired by immaturity that is not to say that this band has already grown to its full musical maturity and potential in this their first EP. I think these guys still have a great deal of improvement in them and if they decide to keep writing these types of pop-rock songs I am sure they will continue to greatly improve. This is a band with a lot of promise and "Chroma" is a wonderful start for these guys.
Most notable tracks: Say Anything (Else), Save Us, Luckie St., Q & AChroma OverviewCartel have now finished tracking at the legendary Tree Sound Studios (Outkast, Beastie Boys, Jimmy Eat World, Whitney Houston, Zwan, etc.) in their hometown of Atlanta for their smashing debut album entitled "Chroma." This album will without a doubt set Cartel apart from all other bands in their genre and serve as a distinct listening experience. Produced, recorded and mixed by Zach Odom and Kenneth Mount at Tree Sound Studios. CHROMA IS SET FOR A SEPTEMBER 20TH RELEASE DATE--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

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