Some Songs • Sand • T-Shirt
 

Cherie Amour

Some Songs • Sand • T-Shirt
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Some Songs • Gold • Winter Hat
 

Cherie Amour

Some Songs • Gold • Winter Hat
$25.00
12" vinyl record.  The cover art has painting of mountains and valleys.  There is Purple mist descending from the sky.  In the middle of the cover is a girl in a dress being pulled up towards the sky by white beam of light. In the top left corner reads CHERIE AMOUR in orange letters and below it reads SPIRITUAL ACSENSION in white letters.  The vinyl record is designed in a blue pink and purple tye dye pattern.
 

Cherie Amour

Spiritual Ascension • Purple/White/Pink Mix • Limited to 250
$25.00
Vinyl jacket with an image of band members sitting on top of a red car. In the background are trees and the night sky, which is tinted pink along with the rest of the cover. In the top left corner there is pink text that says CHERIE AMOUR. Below that is white text that says INTERNAL DISCUSSIONS. Peeking out of the jacket is a clear vinyl with purple and black splatter.
 

Cherie Amour

Internal Discussions • Clear W/ Purple & Black Splatter • Screen Printed B Side • Limited to 250
$20.00
We see a vinyl cover with a picture of the band members sitting on an old 50s Cadillac. It is nighttime in the middle of winter and the stars are visible behind the band. In the top left corner there is text that reads Cherie Amour Internal Discussions. Sticking out of the vinyl cover is two vinyl's both colored pink and black.
 

Cherie Amour

Internal Discussions • Pink W/ Black Splatter w/ Screen Print • Limited to 575
$20.00
A Greyish Black hoodie with "Spiritual Ascension" written in big pinkand white letters on the front.  Below "spiritual ascension" reads "Cherie Amour" in smaller purple letters
 

Cherie Amour

Chrome • Black Mineral Wash • Pullover Hoodie
from $50.00
White longsleeve shirt with SPIRITUAL written in black letters down the right sleeve.  In the top left corner of the shirt, there is a design of a woman with tattoos on her back.  The woman is colored pink and purple with black tattoos, and below reads CHERIE AMOUR.
 

Cherie Amour

Losing Control • White • Long-Sleeve T-Shirt
from $36.00
Black Cherie Amour T-Shirt written above a pyramid with a purple ring of light surrounding the pyramid. Below the pyramid reads the words "Spiritual Ascension"
 

Cherie Amour

Ziggurat • Black • T-Shirt
from $25.00
Lavender colored baseball hat. On the front of the hat reads CHERIE AMOUR in Black letters.  On the back of the hat, it reads SPIRITUAL ASCENSION in smaller black letters.
 

Cherie Amour

Branded • Lavender • Dad Hat
$25.00
Black short sleeve shirt with CHERIE AMOUR written across the chest in periwinkle font. Underneath that is a design made of a series of curved lines.
 

Cherie Amour

Orlando • Black • T-Shirt
from $25.00
Square CD with an image of band members sitting on top of a red car. In the background are trees and the night sky, which is tinted pink along with the rest of the cover. In the top left corner there is pink text that says CHERIE AMOUR. Below that is white text that says INTERNAL DISCUSSIONS.
 

Cherie Amour

Internal Discussions CD
$8.00

MEMBERS

Trey Miller - Vocals
Casey Reid - Guitar
Brendan Willis - Guitar
Ronnie Sherman - Drums


BIO

Cherie Amour are both an established
act and a new band. Its members – vocalist Trey Miller, guitarists Casey
Reid and Brendan Willis and drummer Ronnie Sherman – had been playing
together as One Life To Lead, but felt that name didn’t suit their
evolving musical style. As a result, they renamed themselves Cherie
Amour, and it’s with this moniker that the self-styled nu-punk outfit
have truly found their true selves. The four-piece have done so by
mixing together a killer blend of genres that, on paper, make for odd
bedfellows, but which, in the band’s capable hands, sound like they’re
meant to be together.

“It was amongst our goals to not
try to prescribe to a certain genre,” says Allen. “We wanted it to be
all-encompassing so that you can get out of it what you want and need,
and we felt that nu-punk was the best way to describe that simply.”

“It gives us absolute freedom,”
adds Miller simply. “We just don’t have any rules, and so sometimes
strange stuff happens. But it works!”

You only need to listen to new single “Sin City” once to hear that that’s true. The follow-up to their 2021 debut EP Internal Discussions, it was, like that release, recorded with Four Year Strong’s Alan Day, and cements the promise of those songs emphatically.

“With the EP,” explains Sherman,
“we blindly trusted Alan, and it worked out. With this song, we were in
the same room and so we were like ‘What can we get away with?!’ This
picks up where Internal Discussion left off but we also didn’t want to do what everybody expected us to do.”

The result is a catchy,
hook-laden, emotion-laced song that mixes a pop-punk foundation with
heavy breakdowns, but also contains unapologetic undercurrents of
mainstream hip-hop-inspired pop. Add a self-aware existential edge to
the equation and you have a song that runs the gamut of emotions while
also confidently breaking down the barriers of genre. Not least because
of the influence that Day had on the song.

“The first verse, in my mind, was
what I had written as a hook,” explains Miller. “So I was laying down
the vocals and thinking this hook was one of the best things we’ve done.
And I’m really hyped, and then Alan plays it back and just says ‘You
put the hook in the wrong part. That’s the verse now. Now go write a
better hook!’”

“He literally moved the hook to a different part of the song,” laughs Sherman.  

That jarred the band at first,
but in the end, the result is undeniable. “Sin City” is an unforgettable
anthem that shows exactly how limitless the talents and ambitions of
Cherie Amour truly are.

TOUR