Chaparral
Visalia, California, United States | SELF
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"California Line," Chaparral (Chaparral) While some have derided new country music as being too rooted in pop, if it's balanced properly it can have more appeal and reach a larger audience. Visalia's Chaparral is able to pull it off with the catchy "Tomorrow's Another Day" and adding the twangy/humorous "Tequila In a Can." There's also a rock element on tracks such as "He Ain't the One" and the stellar "Shoulda Left Me." The alternating singing of Martina Otterbeck and Joseph Costa help make the balancing act work even if it's not always in the same song because distinguishes each track from another. It's no wonder Chaparral is developing a following having played at February's World Ag Expo in Tulare with Blake Shelton.
- Visalia Times Delta
Discography
California Line-2011
Lost and Found-2012
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Bio
Chaparral is ‘the’ country band to watch coming out of California. Their songs tell the story of falling in love, good times, heartbreak and the country way of life. They have been likened to artists such as Miranda Lambert, Gary Allan and Lady Antebellum.
Chaparral has shared the stage with some of the biggest acts in the industry such as Blake Shelton, Trace Adkins and Montgomery Gentry. Chaparral was also the first band to perform at Twilight Park famous for being the largest outdoor stage in North America.
With the release of their second album ‘Lost and Found’ Chaparral is soaring to new heights and garnering rave reviews from radio stations and fans alike.
Chaparral lives for the road and their fans. Music is their life.
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