Biography: The Chapin Sisters emerged from LA’s vibrant music scene in 2004, rooted in a family lineage that spans generations of singer-songwriters. Their sound blends folk, psychedelic textures, and pop sensibilities, all anchored by the sisters’ intertwined vocal harmonies—often described as “blood harmony.” A pivotal moment came with an early demo of Toxic, which raised their profile and helped them build a dedicated following. They have since released a series of studio recordings and EPs that showcase a mature, luminous vocal palette and craft-driven songwriting.
Discography Highlights: Two (2010) established their harmony-forward indie folk aesthetic. A Date with the Everly Brothers (2013) paid homage to classic harmony traditions and peaked at #14 on the Heatseekers chart, bringing broader recognition. Today’s Not Yesterday (2015) continued their reflective storytelling, and Ferry Boat EP (2018) offered a concise, nautical-influenced collection. Recent singles include Bergen Street (2023), All Through The Night (2023), and Wasting Your Time (2024), signaling ongoing creative exploration.
Upcoming 2025 Tour: Look for the Chapin Sisters across the Northeast and into the UK. 2025 dates include Jan 24 in Union, NJ; Jan 29 in White Plains, NY; Jun 14 at Hudson River Music Festival in Croton-on-Hudson, NY; Jun 29 in Piermont, NY. A UK tour is planned for Summer 2025 with venues to be announced. Socials and official site provide ongoing updates.