Wednesday, December 9

Acapella!  

Thursday, November 5

Calle Ocho  

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DOWNLOAD:Chester French - Calle Ocho

Tuesday, October 6

Chester French in PAPER MAGAZINE  

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Monday, October 5

Chester French Delays Proposal  


THIS IS A PIRATE FUCKING TAKEOVER!!!

Thursday, September 3

Chester French covers SHE WOLF.  

Thursday, August 13

D.A.  

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click here to see the interview.
"...my favorite Ivy League girl would've
been Lauryn Hill---who went to Columbia."

Thursday, July 16

C'MON Chester French [Jimmy Kimmel]  

Wednesday, June 17

Chester French  


"C'Mon" is a great song from a great band.
This reggae version goes with anything from toast to egg drop soup.
If you don't have "Love The Future"---
upgrade your album collection.
It's one of this years best albums.
D.A. & MAX rule with Ciroc filled fists.

Thursday, June 4

L00K!  

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Black Kids Interview w/ Erockster.
The Noisettes - Don't Upset The Rhythm - BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge
The Noisettes - Don't Upset The Rhythm [video]
RYE RYE making the [video] for BANG. directed by M.I.A.
Wale & Lady GAGA - Chillin' [video]
Chester French on the cover of “Antenna” Magazine!
Britney's Boys Dance to TOXIC.

Wednesday, May 13

CF & CNN.com  

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check it oouutt.

Monday, May 4

I hate CIROC. this was awkward. but it made me laugh.  

Wednesday, April 22

"Chester French are like the kids who
blend in with every clique in school"
 

Vibe Magazine gives CF a glowing review, everybody loves these guys.
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CF on Jimmy Fallon  

Tuesday, April 21

Asleep in the Bread Aisle.  

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Asher Roth can actually rap---go figure. He spits about hot girls, weed, college life, music, and just being a white kid named Asher. He worked with Oren Yoel, Don Cannon, David Appleton, Novel, Ceelo, Keri Hilson, and Chester French. It's not your homeboy's hip-hop. There aren't any references to the hood, n-words (better not be), or the trap. "Lark on my Go-Kart" is the first track and it caught me off guard---I was startled because he had a nice flow. The drum laden track sounds like old head bob hip-hop from that point I let my guard down and relaxed. I like most of the songs, especially "His Dream" & "I Love College". I'm also fond of the song "La Di Da" produced by Don Cannon, I'm not sure exactly why but I think it's pretty dope. He raps about assorted life problems. A little struggle here, some pain there, and a dash of hope for the homies. I think I like it because the chorus is catchy. "As I Em" featuring Chester French is probably my favorite. He addresses the obvious comparisons people draw between him and the only other white rapper Eminem. I really like the track with it's bluesy guitars and drums. Asher spits: "I was in seventh grade when I heard the 'Slim Shady LP'/ My Mom brought it down when I was ironing(--Irony!)/ Getting out the wrinkles, just a little kid in middle school sink my teeth in anything to think I'm cool." Jazzy Pha gives his very best Ceelo impersonation for the track "Bad Day", which isn't a bad track either I just thought his singing style was kind of funny. Mind you, looking at the album as a whole he's not talking about anything enlightening but then again who does? It's simple, straight-forward commentary on the life of your average twenty something white guy.
I give it a B.

Monday, April 20

Loving The Future of Music  

[read this article at EXAMINER.com PLEASE]
The saga continues...
Chester French's “Jacques Jams, Vol. 1: Endurance” hit the internet recently.
Thousands of people were immediately hospitalized for minor injuries because they were blown away.
LOVE THE FUTURE, an album I've been looking forward to for months drops tomorrow!
Chester French (because they are two of the greatest men to walk among us) put it on myspace today.
"Love The Future" is the official soundtrack Summer 2009.
I'm going to guide you through your listening experience because tomorrow you'll
go to your local record store, Target or Best Buy, iTunes, Rhapsody, whatever and you'll
purchase your copy of "Love The Future".

The songs I think you'll love endlessly:
Bebe Buell - goes hard. Chronicles groupie, love, orgasms. Sounds like two people bumping uglies backstage.
Time to Unwind - melodic and smooth. Sounds like friends frolicking on at the carnival after a few too many shots of yager.
Fingers - a love song to a you're lover the philanderer. Sounds like your friend who should dump is girlfriend but cant.
Beneath the Veil - a little country diddy. Sounds like John Wayne doing a set at Kanye's birthday party.
Not Over You - My favorite song.
Sleep - a lullaby for lover, dreamers, and me. <--(who gives a f*** about an oxford comma)

I wrote my first Chester French entry a year ago.
I said they reminded me of condensed version of Weezer and The Beach Boys.
This holds true. I love these guys, and the record too.
Get it when it drops.
These two demonstrate how talent and hard work equal success.
They went from two Harvard students to a full fledged musical force to be reckoned with.
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Thursday, April 16

Fingers.  

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Chester French - Fingers
Love The Future drops in 5 Days!
Entertainment Weekly gave the album a B+

Wednesday, April 15

late night?  

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weeknights @ 12: 35 on NBC

  • Wednesday, April 15th: Yeah Yeah Yeahs
  • Thursday, April 16th: Solange
  • Friday, April 17th: Plain White T's
  • Tuesday, April 21st: Chester French
  • Thursday, April 23rd: Tinted Windows

Wednesday, April 8

Jacques Jams, Vol. 1: Endurance.  

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Jacques Jams, Vol. 1: Endurance.[download]

Monday, April 6

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It's Official!
Love the Future is on Amazon.com
Pre-Order it! $8.99

"...Chester French's world is a musical universe in which everything's in play. The glorious "She Loves Everybody" mixes sensibilities equally drawing on Motown and power-pop. "Beneath the Veil" throws country twists into hip-hop aesthetics. "Neal" has echoes of swing, hip-hop and rock - with a guitar break paying tribute to the genius and magic fingers of Les Paul. And "Fingers" is just your basic orchestral-pop with, you know, a lap steel solo. There's a curtain-raising "Introduction," and a couple transition pieces ("The String Interlude" and "Country Interlude") to help tie it all together and stress that this is, overall, far more than just a collection of songs, but a whole statement."

1. Introduction
2. C'Mon (On My Own)
3. Bebe Buell
4. String Interlude
5. The Jimmy Choos
6. Time to Unwind
7. Fingers
8. Country Interlude
9. Beneath the Veil
10. Neal
11. Not Over You
12. She Loves Everybody
13. Sleep

Tuesday, March 31

SooooooooCF.  

the movement.