Zander has shared his debut Chess Club Records single, 'Madeline'

Yorkshire singer-songwriter Zander releases melancholic indie-folk single 'Madeline' as his first track with Chess Club Records.

Zander has shared new single 'Madeline', his first release since signing to Chess Club Records.

The Yorkshire-born singer-songwriter and producer's latest track features string sections and horns. The single was co-produced by Bob Mackenzie and Louis Rogove, whose assistant engineering credits include work with The 1975, King Krule, Divorce, SAULT, and Ezra Collective.

'Madeline' arrives following Zander's recent move to London in 2023, where he initially planned to work as a session guitarist. Since then, he has collaborated with various producers and songwriters, including Ethan P Flynn, Jack Cochrane, Toby Daintree, and Hugo M.Hardy at Peter Gabriel's Real World Studios.

The single precedes a forthcoming project expected later this year.

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