Flower Canyon Artists
Vampirámide
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Vampirámide is the new project of Enric Chalaux, a composer and sound designer from Barcelona. His spectral pop has influences from French pop and Californian rock, with a psychedelic feel, is inspired by bands such as Spacemen 3, AIR, Tame Impala, The Holy Wave, with textures and atmospheres that are a reference to the world of dream pop and shoegaze. Throughout his career, Enric has participated and collaborated on albums in Spain and France for several record labels. Among his projects stand out the album “Things You Cannot See” and the EP “Kashmir Reflection” with Stay; the album “La Panthère Pop” by Stereoscope Jerk Explosion, the album “Holy Picnic” as founder of Aleppo Pine, a psychedelic folk group; and Magma Malone, an instrumental project inspired by horror and psychedelic film soundtracks, with which he recorded the EP “Le Ciel Interdit” and the single “Les Vampires Bronzées”. A career that fuses musical exploration, sound creation and technological innovation. A multi-instrumentalist musician, playing guitar, sitar, keyboards, theremin, mandolin and bongos, which allows him to explore a wide range of sounds and styles that now merge in Vampirámide, in perfect harmony.
«Dientes de León»
Vampiramide's second single
Co-produced by Narcís Passolas, Vampirámide presents "Dientes de León", their second single with Flower Canyon Recordings, a true pop gem with a brilliant melody and a guitar riff in the purest style of The Nazz or any of the San Francisco Nuggets bands. The song is accompanied by a music video directed by Enric Chalaux himself, which plays with paradox: light seeds flying in the wind and lion's teeth. Images of wild strength, between intense visions and bursts of fiery sounds. A journey where the fragile becomes strength, a desire for survival, and the roar expands like the cosmos.
"Dientes de león" follows “Romance Vampiro”, the first single from Vampirámide (Flower Canyon Recordings, 2025), a preview of his first EP that will be released on Flower Canyon Recordings. “Romance Vampiro” also came with a music video made by Enric Chalaux himself with images from the cult film “Les Frissons des Vampires” by Jean Rollin, 1970.
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