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Early Sense

Genre
Dream Pop / Indie Rock
Hit single
“Morning in Echoes”

The story

Formed in the autumn haze of 2019, Early Sense began as a bedroom project between high school friends Samira Lee and Jordan Price. Both grew up in the industrial outskirts of Portland, Oregon, finding solace in long bike rides and mixtapes passed under streetlights. Their first EP, recorded on a four-track cassette, was passed around at local college radio stations, gradually building a loyal, underground following.

In 2021, drummer Eli Torres joined after a fateful open mic, bringing a jazz-influenced energy that solidified their sound. Inspired by long drives, late-night conversations, and the uncertain beauty of early adulthood, Early Sense crafts songs that blend nostalgia with hope. Their music is a gentle nudge to notice the quiet moments, to sense the world a little earlier and a little deeper.

Morning in Echoes

Verse
(Chords: C  G  Am  F)
C              G
Sunrise on the lamplight
Am                 F
Shadows dancing on the floor
C                 G
Coffee warming in your hands now
Am             F
Bare feet by the door

C              G
Tell me what you’re dreaming
Am              F
Before the world awakes
C                G
We’re just chasing feelings
Am                 F
Like silver on the lake

Chorus
(Chords: F  Am  G  C)
F             Am
Hold me in the morning echoes
G              C
When the silence drifts away
F            Am
All our yesterdays are borrowed
G                   C
But these moments want to stay

F            Am
Listening for early senses
G               C
Whispering a brand new start
F               Am
We’re the story still unwritten
G                C
With the sunrise in our hearts

Biggest fan

Name: Jamie Tran

"I first heard Early Sense play at a late-night college festival, and I was instantly hooked. Their music sounded like the soundtrack to every quiet hope and restless memory I’ve ever had. I reached out to them on Instagram after that show, and not only did they reply, they remembered my name the next time I came out! Their song ‘Morning in Echoes’ helped me through a rough patch last winter, reminding me that even the smallest moments can be beautiful. I’ve been to every gig since, and Early Sense always feels like coming home."

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Turbulent Communication

Hit single
“Signal to Noise”

The story

Turbulent Communication formed in the bustling city of Seattle in 2019, when four misfit musicians met at an open mic night that quickly descended into a heated debate about the best decade for music. Frontwoman and lyricist Jenna Lin, a poet at heart, found common ground with guitarist Samir Patel over their love for blending spoken word with shimmering guitar tones. Bassist Riley Grant and drummer Marcus Torres completed the lineup, each bringing their distinct personalities and musical influences to the group.

The band’s name was born from their first jam session, where misheard lyrics and clashing rhythms led to a chaotic but exhilarating sound. Embracing their penchant for lyrical honesty and unpredictable melodies, Turbulent Communication quickly became known for their dynamic live shows, and their ability to turn misunderstandings into art. Their music explores the messiness of human connection, making each performance a cathartic release for both the band and their audience.

Indie Rock with spoken word and post-punk influences

Signal to Noise

Verse
(Am - F - C - G)
You speak in static, I catch half the words
Am                   F
Raindrops on the window, memory blurred
C                          G
Your eyes flick signals across the crowded room
Am                      F
But my radio’s broken, picking up the gloom
C                      G

Pre-Chorus
(Dm - F - C - G)
One syllable lost, a hundred unsaid
Dm                   F
We’re talking in riddles, messages misread
C                          G

Chorus
(F - C - G - Am)
Turn the volume up, can you hear me tonight
F                   C
Over frequencies tangled, under neon light
G                       Am
We’re more than the chaos, more than the words we destroy
F                   C
Finding meaning in madness, tuning out the noise
G                   Am

Verse
(Am - F - C - G)
I trace your sentences in the air
Am                   F
Looking for signals, hoping you care
C                          G
Lost in translation, but I want to believe
Am                      F
That under the static, there’s something we need
C                      G

Chorus
(F - C - G - Am)
Turn the volume up, can you hear me tonight
F                   C
Over frequencies tangled, under neon light
G                       Am
We’re more than the chaos, more than the words we destroy
F                   C
Finding meaning in madness, tuning out the noise
G                   Am

Bridge
(E - F - C - Am)
Let’s build a language only we can speak
E                    F
Where silence means comfort, and confusion is weak
C                   Am

[Chorus/Outro]
(F - C - G - Am)
Turn the volume up, can you hear me tonight
F                   C
We’re more than the chaos, tuning out the noise
G                   Am

Biggest fan

Taylor Monroe

Taylor Monroe has been following Turbulent Communication since their very first gig at The Crooked Lantern, where she says their raw energy "felt like hearing my own thoughts shouted back to me." She attends every show in a custom-painted jacket with the band's lyrics scrawled across the back. For Taylor, Turbulent Communication’s music is a lifeline: "Their songs make sense of the confusion in my head. Every time I feel misunderstood or out of place, I put on Signal to Noise and I remember that connection is messy, but it’s still worth chasing. No other band puts my feelings to music like they do."

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Victorious Sport

Genre
Stadium Rock / Indie Anthemic
Hit single
“Final Whistle”

The story

Victorious Sport was formed in 2017 in the heart of Manchester by four friends who met at a community futsal league. At first, the group jammed in between matches, blending their shared love for energetic rock anthems and the adrenaline rush of competition. Drawing inspiration from the highs and lows of sporting moments, they started crafting songs about perseverance, teamwork, and the thrill of victory.

Their sound quickly gained traction at local venues, where fans connected with their infectious, upbeat anthems and charismatic stage presence. Over the years, Victorious Sport has become known for electrifying performances that feel like both a rock show and a championship final, uniting music lovers and sports fans alike under one roof.

Final Whistle

Verse 1
G         D           Em
Floodlights blazing in the summer night
C               G           D
Chasing the dream, down a muddy line
G             D          Em
Heartbeat racing, breath in the chill
C                G           D
One last chance, time to climb the hill

Chorus
Em      C           G         D
We run, we fall, but we keep coming back
Em     C       G         D
Shouting our names, on the victory track
Em         C         G        D
Raise your hands, when the world stands still
Em     C           G         D
Victory’s ours, at the final whistle

Verse 2
G              D           Em
Scars and stories written on our skin
C                  G                 D
Every pain and glory, let the game begin
G              D             Em
Shadows behind us, no fear in our eyes
C                G            D
We’re writing our legends under these skies

Chorus
Em      C           G         D
We run, we fall, but we keep coming back
Em     C       G         D
Shouting our names, on the victory track
Em         C         G        D
Raise your hands, when the world stands still
Em     C           G         D
Victory’s ours, at the final whistle

Biggest fan

Name: Jamie “The Captain” McAllister

“I’ve followed Victorious Sport since their first ever gig at The Crossbar in Manchester. Their songs get my heart pumping the way only a last-minute goal can. I went from cheering them on in tiny pubs to waving my scarf at sold-out arenas. ‘Final Whistle’ is my anthem before every Sunday league match. The band always remembers my name and even signed my lucky boots. For me, Victorious Sport isn’t just a band—it’s the soundtrack to every victory, big or small.”

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Homely Shadow

Genre
Indie Folk Rock
Hit single
“Windowsill Light”

The story

Homely Shadow formed in the rainy outskirts of Portland, Oregon, in 2018. The four members met at an open mic night, instantly connecting over their shared love for 90s alternative rock and indie folk. Bonding over late-night conversations in dimly lit diners, they decided to put their musical talents together to create a sound that captured the comfort of home and the quiet mystery of the unknown.

Their name, 'Homely Shadow,' came to guitarist Avery during a walk in the foggy woods—representing the comfort of the familiar and the intrigue that always hides just out of sight. Through heartfelt lyrics and moody melodies, they’ve become known for their poetic storytelling and textured soundscapes, building a devoted fanbase throughout the Pacific Northwest and beyond.

Windowsill Light

Verse: (Capo 2, chords relative to capo)
[G] The rain taps soft on my [D] windowpane
[Em] Shadows dance along the [C] hallway frame
[G] You said there’s comfort in the [D] things we hide
[Em] Home is just a feeling [C] we keep inside

[G] The kettle sings, another [D] sleepless night
[Em] Pages turning in the [C] yellow light
[G] The world outside may [D] howl and roam
[Em] But here you’re safe, you’re [C] not alone

Chorus
[G] Windowsill light, [D] breaking the dark
[Em] Painting the hope that’s [C] left in your heart
[G] Homely shadow, [D] dancing with me
[Em] Finding the places [C] we’re meant to be

[G] Hold on to the [D] flicker
[Em] Hold on to the [C] night
[G] We’re finding our way by the [D] windowsill light

Verse
[G] Your laughter echoes down these [D] quiet stairs
[Em] Memories linger, [C] waiting in the air
[G] Every moment, [D] every sigh
[Em] A homely shadow, [C] passing by

Chorus
[G] Windowsill light, [D] breaking the dark
[Em] Painting the hope that’s [C] left in your heart
[G] Homely shadow, [D] dancing with me
[Em] Finding the places [C] we’re meant to be

[G] Hold on to the [D] flicker
[Em] Hold on to the [C] night
[G] We’re finding our way by the [D] windowsill light

Biggest fan

Their favorite fan is Jamie Patterson, a barista and aspiring poet from Eugene, Oregon. Jamie discovered Homely Shadow at a local festival and instantly connected with their sound and lyrics. Jamie says, "Homely Shadow feels like coming home after a long day. Their music makes me feel seen and understood—every song feels like it was written for me. I’ve followed them to every show within a hundred miles, and I can’t imagine my life without their songs in it."

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Squiggly Thread

Genre
Indietronica / Art Rock
Hit single
“Loose Ends (Come Undone)”

The story

Formed in the neon-lit basements of Portland, Oregon, Squiggly Thread is the creative brainchild of four lifelong friends: Jamie Torres (vocals/guitar), Riley Chen (bass), Alex Marshall (drums), and Priya Singh (synths). The group began their journey in 2018, united by a love for indie experimentation and a shared obsession with weaving odd time signatures into catchy, memorable hooks. Their name, Squiggly Thread, was inspired by the mismatched socks they wore to their first open mic night—a symbol of embracing life’s beautiful randomness.

Early local shows quickly grew into a cult following, as fans resonated with both their quirky charm and poignant lyrics. Squiggly Thread's magnetic performances blend analog and digital textures, and their music dances between moments of reflection and bursts of euphoric energy. Now, with two EPs and a just-released debut album, the band is stitching their unique patterns into the larger tapestry of the indie music scene.

Loose Ends (Come Undone)

Verse 1
(C)          (G)
I wake up in tangled sheets
(Am)             (F)
Lost in last night’s dreams
(C)          (G)
Coffee stains and paper plans
(Am)                (F)
Trailing from my seams

(C)            (G)
Every morning’s a question mark
(Am)             (F)
Pulled by invisible hands
(C)                (G)
Will this thread unravel slow
(Am)                (F)
Or twist into something grand

Chorus
(F)            (C)
All these loose ends, come undone
(G)                 (Am)
Pull me closer, let’s become
(F)             (C)
Patterns woven, one by one
(G)                   (Am)
Squiggly threads in the sun

(F)              (C)
Hold me tight, don’t let me run
(G)             (Am)
We’ll rewrite what’s just begun
(F)          (C)
Mismatched colors, perfectly spun
(G)                (Am)
Loose ends, come undone

Biggest fan

Dakota Reynolds

"Ever since stumbling into Squiggly Thread’s set at the Hawthorne Hideout, I’ve been completely hooked. Their songs make me feel seen—like someone finally put my chaotic thoughts and feelings to music. I listen to 'Loose Ends (Come Undone)' every morning during my commute, and it honestly helps me embrace the messiness of my own life. The band once dedicated a song to me at a show because they recognized me from my handmade Squiggly Thread shirt. Now, I follow them to every local gig, and their music is a soundtrack to the best moments of my year. These four are the realest—Squiggly Thread forever!"

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Awesome Sidewalk

Genre
Indie Pop Rock
Hit single
“Sunset on Division Street”

The story

Awesome Sidewalk began in the heart of Portland, Oregon, where four college friends—Jess (vocals/guitar), Taylor (lead guitar), Sam (bass), and Alex (drums)—spent their summer evenings making music outside their local coffee shop. What started as impromptu jam sessions on the cracked concrete soon drew small crowds, and the "Awesome Sidewalk" nickname stuck. Their approachable, upbeat energy turned their humble performances into a neighborhood staple.

As word spread, the band began playing local venues, quickly gaining a reputation for catchy hooks and heartfelt lyrics. Their music reflects the everyday moments of city life—missed buses, new friendships, and the thrill of uncertain adventures. Awesome Sidewalk's authentic, sidewalk-inspired sound continues to win over fans who find joy and comfort in their songs’ relatability.

Sunset on Division Street

Verse 1
(G) The city’s breathing, (D) golden light on stone
(Em) Coffee cups and laughter (C) spill out on their own
(G) Sneakers tapping rhythms, (D) questions in the air
(Em) Every stranger’s story (C) floating everywhere

Chorus
(G) We don’t need a reason (D) to sing out in the night
(Em) Awesome sidewalk dreams (C) under the neon lights
(G) Sunset on Division (D) paints the world in gold
(Em) We’re making memories (C) on this broken road

Verse 2
(G) Metro rumbling softly, (D) painting lines of sound
(Em) We’re lost and we’re found (C) on common ground
(G) Chasing every echo, (D) chasing something new
(Em) The best days start (C) right here with you

Chorus
(G) We don’t need a reason (D) to sing out in the night
(Em) Awesome sidewalk dreams (C) under the neon lights
(G) Sunset on Division (D) paints the world in gold
(Em) We’re making memories (C) on this broken road

Bridge
(Em) Let’s follow the pavement (C) wherever it bends
(G) Every corner’s a story (D) when you’re with friends
(Em) Let’s dance with the shadows (C) let’s laugh till we cry
(G) Awesome sidewalk (D) under Portland skies

[Chorus/Outro]
(G) We don’t need a reason (D) to sing out in the night
(Em) Awesome sidewalk dreams (C) under the neon lights
(G) Sunset on Division (D) paints the world in gold
(Em) We’re making memories (C) on this broken road
(G) Awesome Sidewalk’s home (D) wherever we go

Biggest fan

Riley Thompson

"My name is Riley Thompson, and I’ve never felt so seen by a band before Awesome Sidewalk. I first heard them play right outside my apartment, and their song ‘Sunset on Division Street’ felt like it was written about my own life. They remember my name at every show and even dedicated a song to me once! Their music turns ordinary days into adventures, and that’s why I’ll always be their biggest fan."

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Frilly Electricity

Backstory
Frilly Electricity was founded in the heart of Sheffield, UK, by four friends who first bonded during a blackout at a local indie club. Flickering emergency lights inspired their name as the group jammed on unplugged instruments and swapped stories about their favorite glam rock and synthwave bands. That impromptu, candlelit jam eventually crystalized into their signature sound—a fusion of 80s nostalgia and modern indie pop.

Fronted by flamboyant vocalist and keytar player Lila Sparks, Frilly Electricity quickly gained a cult following in underground venues, known for their energetic performances, sparkling costumes, and anthemic singalongs. With a taste for melodrama and a knack for catchy hooks, the band’s music pulses with the electricity of young love, heartbreak, and neon-lit nights out.

Genre
Synth-infused Glam Indie Pop

Title
Neon Carousel

Full Song Lyrics (chord progression in parentheses)

Verse 1 (C – G – Am – F)
Stepping out into the night, city humming under neon lights
Velvet boots and sequins bright, spinning fast, holding on tight
Whispers tangled in electric air, hearts in sync, we’re almost there
Candy-colored dreams begin, let the carousel spin

Chorus (F – G – C – Am)
Round and round, we’re dizzy, free
On this neon carousel with me
Flicker, shimmer, never still
Ride the night, against our will

Verse 2 (C – G – Am – F)
Laughing shadows chase us down, mirrored faces in the crowd
Dizzy beats, a siren sound, chasing wonder, chasing now
Lost in colors, lost in time, spinning circles, perfect rhyme
Caught within this midnight thrill, let the carousel spin

Chorus (F – G – C – Am)
Round and round, we’re dizzy, free
On this neon carousel with me
Flicker, shimmer, never still
Ride the night, against our will

Bridge (Am – G – F – G)
Silver horses, painted dreams
We’re more alive than we have ever been
Hold on tight, don’t let it end
Spin forever, let’s pretend

Chorus (F – G – C – Am)
Round and round, we’re dizzy, free
On this neon carousel with me
Flicker, shimmer, never still
Ride the night, against our will

Outro (C – G – Am – F)
Spinning out, the dawn arrives
But we’ll remember neon rides

Favorite Fan Testimonial
Our favorite fan is Jamie Trentham, who’s been front row at every Frilly Electricity gig since the band’s first pub show. Jamie even painted their bedroom ceiling to look like a neon skyline to listen to the band’s debut EP “in the right mood.”

“When I first heard ‘Neon Carousel’ live, it felt like Lila and the band wrote it just for me. Every lyric spins like my own memories—late nights, wild dreams, and the feeling that anything is possible under the city lights. Frilly Electricity isn’t just my favorite band—they’re the soundtrack to my best nights and brightest hopes. I’ll be following them, front row, forever.”

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Awesome Sidewalk

Hit single
“Skipping Stones”

The story

Awesome Sidewalk was born on a sun-drenched afternoon in Portland, Oregon, when four friends found themselves busking on the same corner, each playing wildly different tunes. Instead of clashing, their sounds organically merged into an unexpected harmony, drawing a spontaneous crowd. The joy of that first jam session set the tone for their future: music that’s vibrant, playful, and just a bit unconventional.

Over the next year, the band — Sam (vocals & ukulele), Jess (guitar), Morgan (bass), and Lee (drums) — cemented their style by crafting songs inspired by city life, spontaneous adventures, and late-night strolls. Their chemistry on stage, paired with lyrics packed with whimsy and heart, quickly earned them a loyal following with fans who felt like friends.

Indie pop with a dash of folk and a sprinkle of funk.

Skipping Stones

Song Lyrics (Key: G Major)

Verse
G                D
Sidewalk cracks and neon signs
Em                C
Laughing ‘bout the days we leave behind
G                   D
Pocket change and summer air
Em                  C
Dancing like there’s no one else who cares

G               D
Hopscotch hearts down city blocks
Em                  C
Trading dreams for stories we concoct
G                D
Sneakers tapping in a line
Em                 C
Every little step, we’re feeling fine

Chorus
G            D
We’re skipping stones,
Em             C
Ripples where the pavement shone
G            D
Turn our nights into gold
Em                C
Every broken light, a story told
G            D
We’re skipping stones,
Em             C
Chasing all the unknowns
G                D
On this awesome sidewalk,
Em                C
We find where we belong

Verse 2
G                    D
Streetlights flicker, friends appear
Em                   C
Strangers turn to laughter loud and clear
G                  D
Every mark we leave behind
Em                C
Paints a picture in our wandering minds

Repeat Chorus

Bridge
Am             Em
Every step is a note in our song
C                  D
Every night makes our journey strong
Am                  Em
We gather pieces as we roam
C                D
Awesome sidewalk, always home

Repeat Chorus

Biggest fan

Their favorite fan is a college radio DJ named Riley Thompson. Riley discovered Awesome Sidewalk while walking home late from a shift, hearing them perform "Skipping Stones" outside a local café. Instantly hooked by their infectious melodies and genuine lyricism, Riley began playing their tracks on air and organizing pop-up shows across campus. Riley says, “Awesome Sidewalk feels like the soundtrack to my best memories — every song makes the world feel brighter, and every concert feels like coming home. I never miss a show, and I’ve made friends for life because of this band.”

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Liquid Adviser

Hit single
“Glass Tides”

The story

Liquid Adviser formed in the late summer of 2019 when four childhood friends from Portland, Oregon, reconnected at an open mic night. Each had traveled their own musical path: Jade (vocals/synths) explored jazz in New Orleans, Theo (guitar) played folk festivals in the Pacific Northwest, Morgan (bass) dabbled in electronic production, and Eli (drums) was fresh from a stint with a punk band in Seattle. Inspired by the idea that music could both soothe and disrupt the soul—like a trusted friend offering advice with a twist—they started jamming in Jade's garage, blending their varied influences into something new.

Their sound quickly caught the attention of local venues, and soon they were playing packed shows, their moody yet energetic style resonating with a diverse crowd. By 2021, Liquid Adviser had independently released their debut EP, drawing comparisons to acts like Tame Impala and Portishead but firmly establishing their own atmospheric signature. Their shows became known for immersive light displays and unexpected improvisations, with lyrics that danced between introspection and surreal storytelling.

Indietronica (a blend of indie rock and electronic music)

Glass Tides

Verse (Am – F – C – G)
Am           F               C              G
Turn the lights down, let the shimmer catch your eyes
Am          F               C                G
Whispers in the static, advice in disguise
Am             F                C             G
We’re just liquid voices in a jar half-spilled
Am           F                C                 G
Pouring out the secrets nobody willed

Chorus (F – G – Am – F – C)
F             G              Am
Glass tides rising, swirl me around
F            C               G
Lost in the moment, never touch the ground
F              G             Am
Liquid adviser, tell me what’s true
F                 C             G
Drown out the noise, I’ll listen to you

Verse (Am – F – C – G)
Am           F               C              G
Faded neon wisdom, flickers in the rain
Am         F               C                 G
Catch the fleeting answers trickling down the drain
Am             F                   C            G
Reflections in my bottle, spinning with the night
Am              F                 C             G
Follow every current, into borrowed light

Chorus (F – G – Am – F – C)
F             G              Am
Glass tides rising, swirl me around
F            C               G
Lost in the moment, never touch the ground
F              G             Am
Liquid adviser, tell me what’s true
F                 C             G
Drown out the noise, I’ll listen to you

Bridge (G – Am – F – C)
G                 Am
Pour me out, pour me in
F                      C
Every ending where we begin
G                Am
Sip the meaning, taste the spin
F                 C
Let the wisdom slowly thin

Chorus (F – G – Am – F – C)
F             G              Am
Glass tides rising, swirl me around
F            C               G
Lost in the moment, never touch the ground
F              G             Am
Liquid adviser, tell me what’s true
F                 C             G
Drown out the noise, I’ll listen to you

Biggest fan

Riley Mendoza

Why and How: Riley first discovered Liquid Adviser at a street festival in 2020, instantly drawn in by their shimmering sound and evocative lyrics. She says, “There’s something otherworldly about their music—it’s like each song pours right into your heart. I’ve been to every show since that first night, and the band always takes time

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Staid Example

Genre
Indie Alternative Rock
Hit single
“Grey Area Heart”

The story

Staid Example emerged from the gray skyline of Cleveland, Ohio, when four college friends decided their quiet ambitions needed a louder outlet. Initially a study group, the members bonded over late-night jam sessions in the university music room, blending their love for ‘90s alternative and post-punk with thoughtful, contemporary lyrics. The band’s name was born from an inside joke after a professor labeled their group presentation “a staid example” of mediocrity — a badge they now wear with ironic pride.

The group started playing small shows at campus events, eventually catching the attention of local underground venues with their moody yet melodic sound. Their reflective lyrics and intricate guitar lines resonated with an audience searching for meaning in the mundane. Over time, Staid Example developed a devoted fan base, known for their poetic honesty and subtle hooks, proving that even the quietest examples can leave the loudest marks.

Grey Area Heart

Verse 1
Em                 G
Coffee cup half-empty,
C                   Am
Rain on the windowsill,
Em                   G
I watch the world keep turning,
C                        Am
And I wonder if I've had my fill.
Em                   G
Every promise in a notebook,
C                    Am
Faded ink and worn-out lines,
Em              G
I walk between the pages,
C                             Am
Chasing meaning I can’t seem to find.

Chorus
C               G
In this grey area heart,
Am                F
No black, no white to see,
C              G
I’m falling apart
Am                  F
Trying to live in between.
C                G
If hope is a color,
Am             F
Let it bleed from the start,
C            G
I’m losing my cover—
Am                F
In this grey area heart.

Verse 2
Em                 G
Streetlights flicker stories
C                 Am
Of the chances I never took.
Em                 G
Old friends fade to memories
C                   Am
Pressed like flowers in a book.
Em                 G
The answers hide in silence,
C                Am
I hum them in my sleep,
Em                G
I wake up to the quiet,
C                          Am
Where the shadows run too deep.

Chorus
C               G
In this grey area heart,
Am                F
No black, no white to see,
C              G
I’m falling apart
Am                  F
Trying to live in between.
C                G
If hope is a color,
Am             F
Let it bleed from the start,
C            G
I’m losing my cover—
Am                F
In this grey area heart.

Biggest fan

Name: Marissa Patel

“I first saw Staid Example play at a basement show during a snowstorm, and their song ‘Grey Area Heart’ felt like they’d written it just for me. The lyrics captured exactly what it’s like to be uncertain, to want more but not know where to find it. I’ve followed them ever since, driving hours for shows and collecting every demo I can find. Their music makes me feel seen, like someone finally gets all the stuff I can’t say out loud. For me, Staid Example is more than a band — they’re the soundtrack to my growing pains.”

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