Backstory:

Unimportant Title is a four-piece band hailing from the culturally vibrant city of New Orleans. The members – Sam Croydon, Jimmy Hart, Leo Mikey, and Peter Blackwell, all grew up with a shared passion for music. They came together in 2012 after a chance encounter at a local music festival. Being from diverse musical backgrounds, they found common ground in their mutual love for simple, emotive and deeply personal music. Their unique brand of music resonates with the common man, conveying relatable stories and emotions.

Genre:

Indie Folk-Rock with elements of Blues, Jazz, and Country music.

Song Title:

“Riding the Time’s Tides”

Full Song Lyrics:

(Verse 1)
G C D
Have you ever felt the wind, a-whistling through your soul?
G C D
Seen the world spin round, like a story that’s been told.
Em C G D
We’re just travelers in this life, on a journey we must ride,
G C D
Riding on the tides of time, no place to hide.

(Chorus)
G C D
Oh, we’re just riding the time’s tides,
G C D
Caught in the current of life’s wild ride.
Em C G D
We’re just faces in the crowd, living loud,
G C D
On the tides of time, we ride, we hide.

(Verse 2)
G C D
Fleeting moments pass, like sand through our hands,
G C D
Memories etched in time, like footprints in the sand.
Em C G D
We hold on to what we can, let go of what we must,
G C D
On the tides of time, we trust.

(Repeat Chorus)

(Bridge)
Em C G D
In this great wide world, we’re just specks of dust.
G C D
In the grand scheme of time, we’re just a moment’s gust.

(Repeat Chorus)

(End)
G C D
Riding the time’s tides, until the day we die.

Band’s Favourite Fan:

The band’s favorite fan is Sarah Thompson, a librarian from their local town. Sarah fondly recalls stumbling upon their music at an open-mic night in the city. “Their lyrics struck a chord with me,” she says. “It was like they were singing my life. The raw emotion they pour into their music is what sets Unimportant Title apart. Their unique blend of genres means there’s something for everyone. Their song, ‘Riding the Time’s Tides’ particularly resonates with me. It’s a constant reminder of the transient nature of life and our place in it. It’s like a bittersweet symphony to the fleeting moments of life.”