Chris Montcalmo’s latest single, “Until the Stars Go Dim,” serves as a shining example of his prowess in the Indie-Pop, Pop-Rock, and Modern Country genres. The track is a musical triumph, boasting phenomenal lyrics, excellent vocals, and an overall good-feeling vibe that captures the essence of Montcalmo’s artistry.
The standout element of “Until the Stars Go Dim” is undoubtedly the killer guitar solo that punctuates the song, adding a dynamic and electrifying touch. Montcalmo’s vocals are equally impressive, delivering the poignant lyrics with sincerity and emotion. The combination of these elements results in a track that not only resonates with the listener but also leaves a lasting impression.
Moving on to the EP, This Euphoric State is a testament to Chris Montcalmo’s rising status in the music industry. The singer-songwriter has invested his heart and soul into this project, showcasing a remarkable level of talent and dedication. The EP seamlessly navigates between indie-pop and modern country, highlighting Montcalmo’s versatility and ability to transcend genre boundaries.
From the opening chords to the closing notes, Montcalmo takes listeners on a journey of self-discovery through the art of storytelling. This Euphoric State is more than just a collection of songs; it’s a cohesive exploration of introspection, love, and various facets of the human experience. With influences ranging from Train to John Mellencamp, Montcalmo has carved out a distinctive sound that sets him apart in the industry.
The EP’s five tracks stand as a testament to Montcalmo’s musical prowess, each contributing to a catalog that undoubtedly stands the test of time. For fans of Train, Matchbox 20, Goo Goo Dolls, John Mellencamp, Tom Petty, and Hootie & The Blowfish, Chris Montcalmo’s This Euphoric State is a must-listen, offering a diverse and captivating musical experience that caters to a wide audience.
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ABOUT CHRIS MONTCALMO:
Chris has been playing live music for over 20 years, and is the former lead singer, rhythm guitarist, and keyboard player for local MD band, Union Jack. An active member of his community in multiple projects, his friends joke, “Chris is the most influential local community member you’ve never heard of.” He currently lives in Towson, MD with his wife and the younger two of his three daughters.
