Choir Boy was what the kids called singer/songwriter Adam Klopp in his early teens when he fronted punk cover bands in Cleveland, Ohio. An intended insult, the label seemed fair and fitting in a way, given Klopps religious upbringing and angelic voice. After high school, Adam left Ohio for college in Utah. While his career as a student would prove short-lived, he integrated into Provo and SLCs underground music and art scene, left religion behind, and called his new band Choir Boy.

It seemed funny to me as sort of a comical reclamation of the mocking title I received from punk peers as a teen. While serving as a weird reflection of my childhood and musical heritage.

Since Choir Boys gorgeous debut LP on Team LoveRecords in 2016, the dream-pop outfit has gained a cult following online and in underground circles. Adams stunning vocal range, layered compositions, and heartbreaking melodies are backed by musical partner Chaz Costello on bass (Fossil Arms, Sculpture Club, Human Leather) - and along with a rotating cast of players, create the perfect blend of nostalgia-laced romantic pop music weve been waiting years to hear.

Dais is proud to announce the new single Sunday Light b/w Madeline. The new songs are a continuation of the strong compositions and songwriting evident on last years album, and a showcase of Choir Boys musical talent.

Sunday Light is a coming of age story, and touches on the frightening aspects of religion, ritual, and secrecy through the eyes of someone discovering the truth behind the door for the first time. Strong vocals soar throughout the composition, reaching dizzying heights and diving into low and commanding tones, backed with strings and reverbed keys it makes for majestic, but haunted nostalgia.

Madeline is the quintessential B-side heartbreaker a pessimistic commentary to an accumulative experience with love and romance. Ranging from memories of young love to hopelessness in adult relationships, this ballad impresses with beautiful and delicate arrangements, the slow motion soundtrack for a hopeless young romance.