Rising Star Henry Chauhan Drops His First ‘Drill-Metal’ Song ‘Curse Me’
The drumming world was shaken by 15-year-old Henry Chauhan when he released his fourth single, “Curse Me”, on June 16th, 2023. His fresh new single, “Curse Me”, is a groundbreaking piece of art that finally bridges the gap between Metalcore and Drill. Produced by acclaimed music producer Jim Pinder, who is well known for his works with Linkin Park, Bring Me the Horizon, sleep Token and Bullet for My Valentine, this single is sure to make you question the power of sound.
Henry began garnering worldwide attention in 2020, at the ripe age of 12, for his drum covers of popular songs which landed him on YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram. His cover of the Slipknot classic ‘Unsainted’ has over 4.9 million views- surpassing many other drum covers.
His recognition has achieved him various accolades, like earning a 100% scholarship to the Berklee Summer Program 2022, BEFORE the minimum required age to attend at 15. With determination in his DNA and a passion to learn, he has also studied at BIMM London with music mentors Gareth Grover, Jason Bowld, and Pat Garvey.
Having faced years of bullying, loneliness, and isolation in his young life, it is clear that Henry has used his songwriting to channel these feelings into something positive and inspiring. His mature and relentless technicality is unparalled for his age. “Curse Me” is a masterpiece with a range of percussive instruments that are also laced with Drill.
The world is sure to have an even higher appreciation for Henry Chauhan as he has not only been featured on Pearl Drums, Wonderland Magazine, and Sky News, but has also garnered over 87,000 Spotify streams and 1.65 million TikTok views. If you’re trying to find something new to listen to, give “Curse Me” a try – it could be the perfect addition to your playlist. It is available now on all platforms and is a fresh take on both Metalcore and Drill. Henry Chauhan is undoubtedly an artist to watch out for, whose musicianship skills have surpassed his years and will continue to inspire us all with his work.
