My Name is ChapelThe artist known as My Name is Chapel releases a new single called Taxi Cab today. Chapel is also in the midst of producing and scoring his first film. We discuss this, his recent full-length album, the origins of his name, and more.

Episode Highlights

We start by discussing our shared connection of previous guest Chris Avetta and go on to discuss:

  • The process of producing his album Empire State
  • How Amy Schumer inspired him
  • The story behind his new single
  • His love of vinyl
  • The inspiration for his artist name
  • His horror movie project
  • Why music theory was never really his ‘thing’

Key Points

1. Inspiration can come from the most random places – just listen to it.
2. Embrace your multi-passionate nature.

Quotable

“I’ve always been a singer, but I’ve also been a class clown, too… obviously I’m serious when I’m singing a serious song, but afterwards I like to crack a joke.”
My Name is Chapel

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