Lost in Heaven is the fourth studio album by alternative-R&B trio Chase Atlantic, released on 1 November 2024 through Fearless Records.[3] The album was announced on 20 September 2024, with the release of the third single from the album, "Doubt It".[4]
The album was promoted through three singles; "Mamacita", "Die for Me" and "Doubt It". The band has embarked on the Lost in Heaven Tour to promote the album, with stops in North America, Europe and Oceania.[5][6][7][8]
Background and recording
Following the release of their 2021 album, Beauty in Death, Chase Atlantic continued to develop their signature sound while diving deeper into darker and more introspective themes. According to band member Christian Anthony, the album reflects the trio's emotional struggles, feelings of isolation, and the challenges they faced despite their growing success.[9] The production of Lost in Heaven took place primarily in Los Angeles, where the band experimented with new sonic textures while maintaining their signature alternative R&B aesthetic.[10]
Lost in Heaven received generally positive reviews from music critics. The album was praised for its atmospheric production, thematic depth, and consistency with Chase Atlantic's established style.
Crucial Rhythm described the album as "an atmospheric, genre-blending tour de force that captures the trio’s signature intensity while pushing into fresh territory."[12] The review highlighted tracks like "FAVELA" and "DIE FOR ME" for their dynamic and seductive qualities. UIC Radio emphasised the album’s introspective nature, noting that it reflects the band's feelings of misery and loneliness despite their growing success. Songs such as "RICOCHET" and "YOU" were praised for their emotional depth and catchy hooks. Pitpass commended the album for its exploration of dark romance and indulgence, stating that it "pulls listeners into Chase Atlantic’s immersive world. The review acknowledged the cinematic fusion of genres and sonic textures that define the album.[9] The Rice Thresher highlighted that while the album stays true to Chase Atlantic's signature style, it "doesn’t necessarily innovate beyond their established formula."[1] However, the review acknowledged the band’s consistency in delivering dark, pulsating melodies intertwined with themes of mental health and drug abuse. WNUR Wavelength described Lost in Heaven as "an introspective, sultry, and haunting journey that delves into depression, loneliness, and the darker sides of passion," emphasizing the band's ability to merge alternative R&B with pop, electronic, and rock influences.[13]
Track listing
All tracks are written by Christian Anthony, Clinton Cave & Mitchel Cave except where noted; all music is produced by Chase Atlantic & Seth Drake, except where noted.[14]
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