Original Folk Rock Music

CS Taber has the capacity to steal hearts with his voice, stir emotions with his lyrics, and light up souls with his music. “Grace” is a song’s title and the feeling it spreads. It’s a song where CS Taber’s passionate songwriting and Everett Young’s well-crafted production combine to create a peaceful, amiable, and joyful atmosphere.

          -Rock Era Magazine

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Fresh from the oven, the song opens with a string-led, cinematic intro that sets the stage for the song’s dramatic atmosphere even before any lyrics are sung. And once the vocal smoothly glides on, the full band of piano, drums, and fiddle join in on the fun, and everything is tied together into a euphoric flow. Interestingly, “Psychopath Cool” also experiments with more contemporary sounds and inventive arrangements while retaining the band’s classic folk-rock roots in the process.

          -Illustrate Magazine

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“What I Want” is a perfect example of what makes this band so special. It’s an easy-listening track that will instantly make you feel nostalgic—it’s perfect for those long drives home after a long day at work or school.

          -Willy Walker, PopHits​​

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Within seconds of Psychopath Cool starting, we all said “oh yeah!” … almost in unison. The song starts with absolutely gorgeous mediaeval feeling guitars with some beautiful reverbs on. Just as we were melting into this, there’s the most divine cello solo that makes the track sound a little celtic.

After just shy of a minute of this beautiful instrumental, the full band sound kicks in with drums and a fiddle solo to die for.

This is fantastic genre crossing music, that effortlessly combines influences from bluegrass, country rock, folk and celtic music.

          -Send Me Your Ears​

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Immersing us with a bold and glistening guitar-driven soundscape, we are already obsessed with What I Want, which opens with the romantic and assertive lyrics, “You just walked through the door like you knew a thing or two, you seem pretty damn sure that I’m still in love with you…”

The song expands to tell the story of a bitter breakup, and features an enigmatic and emotive power-pop soundscape that reminds us of The Beatles and The Beach Boys, but it is clear that Chucky Trading Co are creating a universe of their own.

          -Karl is My Uncle​

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With their single ‘Honey Bee’, Chucky Trading Co filled us with endless affection, before dropping us into the intimacy of ‘Sweet & Sour’. ‘In the Dark’ considers a more philosophical topic through its progressive yet classic rock tones.

Bringing the sounds of 80s power pop to their folk-rock foundations, they draw us into something that is both completely new and achingly familiar.

          -Claudia Mendes, The Other Side Reviews​

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Chucky Trading Co are your sure-fire hookup for timeless folk-rock! With a stripped-back instrumental and sultry, silky vocals, ‘Tonight We Will Live Forever’ captures a feeling best described by that universal experience of watching a sunset knowing that though it’s fleeting, this image will remain with you for as long as you’re permitted to carry it.

          -WEAREYMX​

 

Chucky Trading Co bring an Americana/folk sound to the blues genre on Margarita, a song that has an interesting, almost Latin style rhythm to it, making it sound very upbeat. The mix of different styles here makes the music seen very innovative, making you want to dance along in time to the track. The little guitar melodies in the background add most of the bluesy feeling, with the minimalist guitar style adding a certain something to it.

          -York Calling​

 

On top of giving those Laurel Canyon vibes, “Peace With The Devil” was highly cinematic. Rightfully compared to celebrated series like ‘Breaking Bad’ and ‘Yellowstone,’ this track painted a clear picture of the tale of an outlaw, or at least someone who lived on the outside of the expected. All of that said, there was something very modern about this track that made my mind also wander to current soundtracks in Quentin Tarantino movies because musically, this song has a lot of sensual movement to the way it’s delivered. 

          -Kendra Beltran, Rising Artists

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