Michelle Chamuel’s Face The Fire Released

Michelle Chamuel

Debut Album Face The Fire Out Today via The End Records/ADA

Usher “Climax” (Michelle Chamuel Remix) Available Now

” …her gorgeous falsetto trill paired with the track’s booming hooks makes

“The Fall” one of the more triumphant-sounding heartbreak anthems we’ve heard in a

while.” – PAPER Magazine

“Michelle has proven she can tackle pretty much any genre” – Rolling Stone

“Face the Fire” is a collection of buoyant pop songs that emphasize Chamuel’s voice on tightly constructed hooks …” – The Wall Street Journal

“..big hooks, eccentric sounds, and spark-throwing energy.” – Entertainment Weekly

“a surging chorus driven by a barrage of synthesizers.” – Billboard

“I would buy whatever she sings even if it was, “I Hate Wanda Sykes.” – Wanda Sykes

“You [Michelle] are medicine for the whole world” – Usher

“She’s just so different. I’ve never seen anything like her before… Listen to what she’s doing.” – Pharrell Williams

Michelle Chamuel releases her solo debut Face The Fire, today via The End Records/ADA. The solo record showcases her ability as an extremely talented vocalist and producer. Having co-produced and engineered the record herself, Face The Fire is a pop record that delivers infectious melodies and thundering energy. Co-written and co-produced by former band mates, Theo Katzman and Tyler Duncan in Chamuel’s hometown of Amherst, Massachusetts, the record is sure to stun old fans and new listeners alike. With walls of synthesizers and big hooks, it offers a glimpse of the songwriter-producer’s elegant depth.

To celebrate the release of her first full-length solo effort, Michelle has put her production prowess on display with a remix of fan and mentor Usher’s infamous song “Climax”. 

No stranger to the stage or the industry, Michelle Chamuel got her start playing in the Michigan rock band, Ella Riot, which saw her on the road over 200 days a year and playing festivals including Lollapalooza 2010 and SXSW. Following the end of the band in 2012, Michelle began releasing music under her production moniker, The Reverb Junkie, and saw her track “All I Want” reach number 6 on the Billboard Dance/Electronic charts and number 1 on the iTunes Dance Chart. Still, voice is her primary instrument, and with it Chamuel’s debut effortlessly transmits a wide range of emotional frequencies that drive her.

Face The Fire is available on iTunes and exclusive album bundle configurations are available via The Omega Order.