Rye Catchers returns with “Power Chords”, a new single that brings together the indie pop, alternative rock and electronic influences that have shaped the project over the years. Led by Wisconsin-based songwriter and producer David McClintick Roberts, Rye Catchers has built a catalog around strong melodies, energetic music, and collaborations with musicians from around the world. “Power Chords” feels like a natural fit for a project that has never been afraid to bring different sounds together. The title points toward the rock side of Rye Catchers, while the project’s broader musical identity gives the track a wider character. David McClintick Roberts has developed Rye Catchers across four full studio albums, and this latest release adds another piece to that growing collection.
There is also something appealing about the story behind the project. Rye Catchers is the work of one songwriter and producer, but its music has been shaped by collaborations with standout musicians from around the world. That combination gives the project a sense of scale while keeping its roots in Wisconsin. I really enjoyed the energy behind “Power Chords”. It also made me curious to go back through the Rye Catchers catalog and hear how this new single fits alongside the four albums that came before it. The project has already received attention from BBC Radio 1 in the UK, CBC in Canada, and AAA stations across the US and worldwide. With more music on the way, “Power Chords” arrives at an interesting point for Rye Catchers, adding another release to an already established body of work.
If you enjoy discovering independent artists with a wide musical palette, “Power Chords” is worth adding to your playlist. Follow Rye Catchers on your favorite streaming platforms and keep up with David McClintick Roberts as the project continues to grow. You can also take some time to explore the four full studio albums already available. Add “Power Chords” to your regular rotation, follow the project, and keep an eye out for whatever Rye Catchers releases next.
