Backstory:

Lustrous Thing was formed in the bustling city of Seattle in 2015. The band is made up of four college friends who shared a common love for music and the stage—lead vocalist and guitarist Jake Walker, bassist Dylan Roberts, keyboardist Liam Evans, and drummer Sarah James. Their journey began in small nightclubs and pubs, performing for a few college pals. However, their electrifying performances and unique sound quickly caught the attention of local radio stations and record labels, propelling them to the forefront of the indie music scene.

The band’s distinctive style is deeply rooted in their shared interest in various music genres, eclectic art, and their profound desire to express their feelings and experiences through music. Their journey so far has consisted of a continuous evolution of their sound and message, taking their fans on an auditory adventure that explores the depths of human emotion and the complexities of life.

Genre:

Indie/Alternative Rock

Song Title:

“Cracks in the Pavement”

Full Lyrics with Chord Progression:

(Verse 1)
[C] Walking down the [G] memory lane
[D] Found your picture in the [Em] pouring rain
[C] Sifting through the [G] cracks in the pavement
[D] I see your face and it’s [Em] still the same

(Chorus)
[G] We’re just like the [D] cracks in the pavement
[C] Trying to fill the [Em] void with colourful cement
[G] But no matter the [D] paint or the pavement
[C] Our hearts still bear the [Em] same lament

(Verse 2)
[C] Echoes of your [G] laughter fill the air
[D] Lost in time, it’s [Em] only fair
[C] The cracks deepen [G] with time and despair
[D] I miss you more, it’s [Em] hard to bear

(Chorus)
[G] We’re just like the [D] cracks in the pavement
[C] Trying to fill the [Em] void with colourful cement
[G] But no matter the [D] paint or the pavement
[C] Our hearts still bear the [Em] same lament

(Outro)
[C] I’ll keep walking [G] down this memory lane
[D] Until I find you [Em] in the rain
[C] Until then, I’ll [G] stare at the cracks in the pavement
[D] Holding onto your [Em] sweet refrain

Fan Testimonial:

Name: Samantha Perkins

“Samantha Perkins here! I’m proud to call myself the biggest fan of Lustrous Thing. The way their music resonates with my life’s experiences is something I’ve never felt before. Their songs, especially ‘Cracks in the Pavement,’ have become a soundtrack to my life, helping me navigate through my ups and downs. The raw emotions Jake’s voice invokes, combined with the soulful instrumentals, create a profound sense of understanding and empathy. To me, Lustrous Thing isn’t just a band – they’re my companions in this journey called life.”