CHASE PAGAN

The songs that Chase Pagan writes are timeless in nature, and seem to come from deep within an old soul trapped in a young man's body. After hearing his records, one can imagine him locked away in the confines of his mountain home (coincidentally named Mountain Home, AR), far from the influences and mediocrity of contemporary pop culture, as he paces the floors with guitar in hand, paying homage to many classics through new sound.

Chase's second album was recorded in the fall of 2008 with Chad Copelin at Black Watch Studios in Norman, OK. His recent material is more upbeat and uplifting than the brooding material of his 2006 debut released on the Militia Group label. Chase is happily content with his station in life, snug between the walls of his mountain abode, and it's reflected in this latest work.

This from Sentimentalist Magazine on Chase's last release:
"To put it plainly, Chase Pagan will soon be as well-known as Antony, Rufus or Devendra, just give him time. His incredible Freddy Mercuryesque, vaudevillian falsetto, his complex yet quirky melodies and the fantastical, epic leanings of his lyrics and themes are just a few of the reasons to pay heed to this gifted Arkansas artist."