03-06-2022
(EBM) Chase Rice has revealed he’s turned his rural farm outside of Nashville, Tennessee into a recording studio and is working on his next album.
We were sent these details: “For the first time that I can remember since moving to Tennessee, I was just living. My house has been the road for so long – and I love it – but I had no I didn’t realize how much I missed having the chance to hang out with old friends, make new friends, and live in the moment.”
The North Carolina native has not only accumulated such real-life experiences, but also the songs that come from them. Newly inspired and more focused than ever, Rice’s album in the works includes several solo writings for the first time in his career as well as a wide range of sonic influences that reflect the types of music he enjoys listening to as a fan and the freedom that comes with creating from a place of genuine excitement. And when it came time to record the endless stream of songs he had written, Rice decided to lean into exactly where the process had taken him so far.
“I had started writing songs at home with just me and a guitar whenever inspiration struck; instead of heading downtown and trying to throw something in during a music session. programmed writing,” says Rice. “I realized that bringing the writing room into my real life – my farm, a duck camp, a vacation with my friends – whatever that sounded like, made for really great songs. So when we started talking about going into the studio – what it should look and feel like – I realized we already had the answer. It should feel like home.”
With producer Oscar Charles at the helm, Rice and company filled his living room with a vintage upright piano, guitars, drums and percussion, bass and keyboards – while leaving out some of his performance tools. regular recording. For the first time in his career, Rice recorded without a click track, without pre-programmed music beds – and in many cases, with one-take vocals on these songs.
“It was an incredible experience,” says Rice. “We’ve camped there for weeks, usually for over 12 hours a day not even realizing that time flies because everyone is in such a creative beat. It’s definitely the most excited I’ve ever had. never had the idea of making music, so I can’t wait to share this new sound with the fans.”
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