Acclaimed singer, songwriter and performer Kathleen Edwards returns with her highly anticipated new album, Billionaire, August 22 on Dualtone Records. Evoking her debut, Failer, the new 10-song album is full of Edwards’ trademark lyrical sharpness and unflinching observations and was produced by Jason Isbell and Gena Johnson.
Celebrated as one of the forebears of modern alt-country and Americana music, Edwards is beloved by fans and fellow musicians, and praised by The New York Times for her, “droll, observant and unsparing tone that is all her own. In her best lines, Edwards has the conversational vernacular and emotional eloquence of a great short-story writer.”
Since debuting in 2003, Edwards has released five albums, including 2020’s Total Freedom — her first after stepping away from music for almost a decade. Released to overwhelming acclaim with pieces at The New Yorker, The New York Times, Rolling Stone and more, Pitchfork called it, “a creative breakthrough, written solely for the thrill of discovery,” while Rolling Stone declared it as, “devastatingly great.” Most recently, Edwards released a covers EP featuring special guests Isbell, Bahamas and Daniel Tashian and including renditions of Isbell’s “Traveling Alone,” Bruce Springsteen’s “Human Touch,” The Flaming Lips’ “Feeling Yourself Disintegrate,” Tom Petty’s “Crawling Back To You” and more. She has been nominated for multiple JUNO and Americana Awards and, in 2012, was awarded the SOCAN Songwriting Prize.
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
Chaparelle is a modern indie-folk collective formed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Zella Day and her creative partner Alex Casnoff (formerly of Dawes and Harriet). Emerging out of the fertile artistic community of Los Angeles, the duo channels a spirit of cosmic Americana, weaving together sun-soaked harmonies, timeless folk traditions, and experimental textures that nod to psychedelia and modern pop.
The band’s name, drawn from the hardy chaparral landscapes of the American West, reflects both their geographical roots and their musical ethos: resilient, natural, and ever-evolving. With a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive, Chaparelle draws on classic Laurel Canyon influences—think Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Neil Young—while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Their debut single, “Midnight Oil” (2023), introduced listeners to a band unafraid of blending dreamlike atmospherics with grounded songwriting. Lush instrumentation, vocal interplay, and a cinematic quality run throughout their music, inviting comparisons to modern acts like Big Thief, Angel Olsen, and Weyes Blood.
Beyond the studio, Chaparelle has built a reputation for immersive live shows. Their performances often highlight intricate arrangements that shift from hushed acoustic moments to soaring, full-band crescendos. With Zella Day’s established artistry anchoring the project, the group quickly earned the attention of tastemakers and fans seeking a fresh yet familiar voice in today’s folk-rock landscape.
As Chaparelle continues to release new music, they embody a vision of connection—between tradition and innovation, between nature and the digital age, between vulnerability and strength. Their songs serve as a soundtrack for long drives, quiet evenings, and wide-open horizons.
For fans of: Zella Day, Dawes, Weyes Blood, Big Thief, Fleetwood Mac
