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Chasing Luena
Bio: Chasing Luena are a Melbourne-based indie rock band known for emotionally grounded songwriting and guitar-driven arrangements that bala
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Never Call Me
Chasing Luena
About the Artist
Bio: Chasing Luena are a Melbourne-based indie rock band known for emotionally grounded songwriting and guitar-driven arrangements that balance vulnerability with resolve. Fronted by Charlotte Glover, the band explore themes of relationships, self-reflection, and emotional accountability, carving out a sound that resonates through honesty rather than spectacle. Their music has steadily built an audience drawn to its clarity, restraint, and lived-in perspective. Song Info: Built on subtle melodic tension and a deliberately sparse atmosphere, “Never Call Me” sits in the uneasy space between confession and confrontation. Glover’s vocal performance moves from quiet restraint to clear-eyed resolve, mirroring the song’s emotional arc as it charts the slow acceptance that some relationships are beyond repair. The repeated line, “you’ll never call me baby,” lands not as a plea, but as a final boundary drawn.
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Song Released
May 2026
On Local Sounds
Discography
1 track