# Debut Single:  ‘Alone Like Me’ by London Musician Dunebug

- Link: https://indierockcafe.com/2020/10/debut-single-alone-like-me-by-london-musician-dunebug/
- Published: 2020-10-25T20:18:37-04:00
- Author: IRC Staff

Recently we were introduced to the heart-wrenchingly beautiful voice and acoustic
music of London DIY musician **Chi Limpiroj** who uses the moniker **Dunebug**.

Limpiroj effortlessly blends an array of genres and styles that include dream-pop,
surf-pop, shoegaze, and lo-fi. Her magical soothing voice may remind some of the
musicians Cat Power and Beach House.

Dunebug is a Manchester-born and DIY in every sense of the word. Self-taught in 
guitar and singing, and with a background in sound recording, Limpiroj combined 
her skills to craft the first Dunebug EP in the comfort of her own bedroom. The 
first single from the E.P. is the captivating “Alone Like Me.”

“Alone Like Me’ is a bleak insight into the complexities of my love life (or lack
of), due to past difficult relationships coming back to haunt me,” Limpiroj says.

“It’s about the struggle of becoming involved with someone who is perfectly lovely
but pushing them away at the smallest hint of it becoming anything even remotely
serious and ultimately being left alone, again, something I’m sure many people can
relate to.”

 1. [Alone Like Me](https://indierockcafe.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Alone-Like-Me-Dunebug.mp3)

Limpiroj recorded the song in her “tiny box of a bedroom” on a cheap condenser mic
and an old Squire Telecaster she bought from her first boyfriend when she was 17
years old.

Then Limpiroj used Logic Pro X, nothing that her bedroom studio was “the most basic
set-up you could possibly dream of, and I love doing it all myself.” More power 
to her! We want to keep hearing these amazing songs from an artist to watch in 2021.

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Her previous band, Chi & the Twelfth Wall, supported the likes of Lucy Rose, Slow
Club, Roddy Woomble around Manchester and Leeds, as well as playing at Magneet Festival
in Amsterdam.

The live band includes herself on vocals and guitar, plus Rob Wynne on guitar; Tom
Daley on bass, and James McGuinness on drums. Dunebug’s main musical influences 
include Cat Power, Feist, Beach House, Soccer Mommy, Japanese Breakfast, and Big
Thief.

**BONUS TRACK**: [“Baby it’s Over”](http://indierockcafe.comwp-content/uploads/2020/10/Baby-its-Over-Dunebug.mp3)–**
Junebug**