“Bravo!” compiled 10 songs composed over eight years, it includes both compositions that have previously been performed in the group’s concerts, and brand new compositions. The album was recorded in Valmiera, at the Hodila Records studio, under the direction of Ģirts “Lomika” Laumanis and the long-term producer of the group Kārlis Butins. The album is published by Melo Records and Grautiņa ieraksti.
The band offers an age-appropriate album presentation, namely a joint album listening. “We are very satisfied with the sound of the album, we have managed to capture the moment! Many thanks to sound artists and producers Lomikas and Kārlis, “for the album in a public hearing tells the group.
The album’s presentation and the band’s 15th anniversary concert will take place on September 18 in the concert hall “You already know where”, with the participation of special guests, with whom the group has established cooperation and joint projects during its existence.
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In 2012, the group “Chipsis un Dullais” released the studio album “PS I love you”, regularly performs in Latvian clubs and festivals, as well as in 2016 received the “Alternative.lv” annual award as the “Alternative group”. In 2019, the group also made the group’s first video for the song “Don’t Throw a Heart”, which uses footage from Alice Zariņa’s film “Next”, but such favorite songs of fans as “Tears” and “When a Girl Grieves” view.
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