A set of music hitting so painlessly, adorned with a beauteous blend of indie hooks, solid live drums, and infectious energy, Chad Rubin’s latest EP “Everything is Fine” is the real deal. By the end of your listening experience, which is akin to something cathartic, you will be in agreement that everything is indeed fine. This extraordinary collection that has been positively received is the mark of an established singer-songwriter and performer with a knack for creativity, innovation, and emotional resonance. The music is so catchy and memorable it leaves an indelible imprint on the heart and soul of its listener. Tell you what, there couldn’t have been a better time for you to get acquainted with this music…savor!
A blazing masterpiece with extensive appeal thanks to its reggae-rock vibe. Imagine no more, because that is exactly what “Wdayfg” is. The smooth reggae influence injects the song with that laid-back, sun-soaked vibe. The bass lines bounce and sway, intertwining with the punchy live drums, giving the song that tropical feel. The vocals? Well, they blend the raw intensity of rock with the cool, mellow tones of reggae—like a rebellious spirit chilling on a beach. It is a feel-good track inundated with good vibes and the feel of freedom. The chorus crescendos with the power of rock, while the verses vibe to the rhythmic pulse of reggae. No wonder it has done so well with a tremendous number of streams across various platforms…the very embodiment of something classic yet relevant and lively.
“All Along” is another hauntingly beautiful jam that fills the air with the fresh aroma of stunning bass lines and the precise and steady drums and percussion as Rubin makes a listener feel as if they are right there next to him as the song unfolds. With this track, you can feel its palpable impact on your skin; it is the sort of music you wish had no end because you don’t want to snap out of that state it puts you in. The guitar solos are mesmerizing, and Rubin’s vocals are just so sweet and alluring it’s impressively hard to resist their delectable taste!
“Amen” is an anthemic tour de force peppered with an oasis of catchy hooks that keeps you engaged as you sing along at every opportunity. This is the kind of song that’s full of energy and spirit, and its execution leaves nothing to be desired. With this performance, Rubin makes you think about rock in captivating ways—ways that are essentially about good vibes, good energy, and positive music.
The last jam, “On Your Own” is also affecting and one that stays stuck in the mind long after the final notes melt away. The production is top-notch, with the live drums adding that solid texture and crystal clear polish to the song. Rubin’s vocals are so young and full of life as he sings his heart out, vividly painting the inspiration behind the song. If only there was a way to literally feed music like this, and I’d be the happiest consumer on the planet. This music is less heard and more felt—a testament to the peerless musicianship Rubin holds by his side.
“Everything is Fine” sets the pace for Rubin’s upcoming releases that promise to stretch the boundaries and limits of the genre as he seeks to establish himself as a visionary artist with so much more to offer. He is indeed a beacon of authenticity and deserves all the acclaim he can get.
Stream this project below and let it mark the beginning of a lifelong love affair with Chad Rubin and his art.
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