Stuart Chaseman Releases “Morning in America (Wed. Nov. 6th)”
Stuart Chaseman, hailing from Chicago, United States, is the mastermind behind the original single "Morning in America (Wed. Nov. 6th)," set to be released on the 7th of March 2025. Known for his prowess as a singer-songwriter and his role as the star of the Netflix reality show "Jewish Matchmaking," Chaseman collaborated with rock journalist and musician Lou Carlozo, who produced the track. The captivating drum track was expertly executed by Andrew Sole, while Chaseman and Carlozo showcased their musical talents by playing all the other instruments. With a diverse range of influences, including Springsteen and Dylan, Chaseman's unique sound is sure to captivate audiences worldwide.
Driven by the aftermath of a significant political event, "Morning in America (Wed. Nov. 6th)" is a powerful musical creation that reflects Chaseman's emotional response to the re-election of a former president. Channeling his shock and dismay into his music, Chaseman delivers a message of disillusionment and the struggle to navigate a country teetering on the edge of chaos. This poignant single stands out as a bold statement in a sea of superficial political commentary, offering listeners a profound reflection on the turbulent times we live in. With its compelling production and heartfelt lyrics, "Morning in America (Wed. Nov. 6th)" is set to make a lasting impact on the music scene when it releases in March 2025.
Tell us about the key contributors to this project.
Morning in America (Wed. Nov. 6th) is composed and performed by Stuart Chaseman who is known not only for being an accomplished singer songwriter but also as the star of the Netflix reality show Jewish Matchmaking. The track was produced by rock journalist, podcast host, and musician Lou Carlozo. The two met and bonded when Carlozo interviewed Chaseman at his first hometown concert following the release of Jewish Matchmaking. The unbelievable drum track was done by Andrew Sole. Chaseman and Carlozo played all of the other instruments.
What's the story behind this release?
This track was "influenced" by the re-election of the former president. Chaseman was between albums, but felt the need to do what he does best which is channeling his emotions into song. Like so many Americans, Chaseman felt an unparalleled level of shock and disgust following the election. He knew he had a message to share and needed to get it out there apart from any album. When asked if he worries about the song being too polarizing he quotes the Italian poet Dante Alighieri.... “The darkest places in hell are reserved for those who maintain their neutrality in times of moral crisis.”
Tell us what makes this release stand out and why it's significan
This is one of those rare songs that needed to be written. Chaseman says "I'm just glad for whatever reason I'm the one delivering that message. There are other songs out there about that guy who will remain nameless. However, most are corny novelty songs about his orange skin and crazy hair. Ultimately the song isn't about the president. It's a song about disillusionment. It's about me trying to find my place and make the next right decision in a country on the brink of insanity."
What was unique about the recording process?
Chaseman says "Lou knocked it out of the park with the production. The track is huge. It has that Phil Spector wall of sound quality to it. Lou even played a xylophone on it."
Could you share a memorable quote about this release or your journey as an artist?
Indie Music Flix says: “Stuart Chaseman will be taking you on a blues Rock journey that will leave you spellbound. From the very first note, Stuart pulls you in hook, line and sinker.”
