New York, NY (Top40 Charts) Introducing the band that will eventually need no introduction: Command Sisters. Comprised of
Charlotte [vocals, keys] and
Sarah Command [guitar] (yes Command is their real last name!), the Alberta-born and Toronto-based sibling duo unleash their debut single "I Can Do What I Want To" today via 21 Entertainment/Universal Music.
On the song and video, the Command Sisters said, "This song sounds like a breakup song, but really it's a love song to yourself and a 'middle finger' to anybody who tells you who to be, what you should believe in or who you should become."
"I Can Do What I Want To" was produced by notable producer Tim Pagnotta (Walk The Moon, Weezer, Blink 182, Neon Trees, Elle King). The official video was personally shot, styled, and directed in the band's apartment during quarantine and filmed D.I.Y. on an iPhone. The video embodies the world that is Command Sisters: one sister (Charlotte) sings and writes with master level songcraft and the other sister (Sarah) shreds with fret-burning agility. They rule a world of their own designed in red, black, and white.
Recently, the band joined forces with some of Canada's biggest artists to form the star-studded supergroup
ArtistsCAN and performed a cover of Bill Withers' "
Lean On Me" to raise over $8 million dollars for the Canadian Red Cross and its COVID-19 relief efforts. The performance featured Justin Bieber, Avril Lavigne, Bryan Adams, Michael Bublé, and more.
Be on the lookout for more news coming from Command Sisters soon!
Command Sisters—Charlotte and
Sarah Command—wield the power to turn popular culture red, the color being a signature feature of a finely-crafted image. After playing together since childhood, the siblings honed on a distinct sound and style that has brought them to what you get today.
Sarah drew on a lifelong love of shred gods, such as Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, and Orianthi, as
Charlotte nodded to the songcraft of Sia and The Weeknd, cultivating a sharp signature sound steeped in mind-blowing musicality and tight hooks. Their sense of style got just as loud with a crimson take on high fashion. This careful presentation turned heads. Not only did they perform across the United States and Canada, but they attracted partners such as
Martin Guitars, PRS Guitars, Marshall Amps, MAC Cosmetics, and Boss/Roland, to name a few. Additionally, they cultivated a fervent social media following through consistently eye-popping posts. Mind you, they impressively did all of this without one official release. After inking a deal with 21 Entertainment, Universal
Music Canada, and Republic Records, Command Sisters are primed for a bold breakthrough with the 2020 single "I Can Do What I Want To."
