Backstory:

Female Paper, a trio of talented women, came together in the bustling town of Brighton, England. The band consists of Megan Davies, the lead vocalist and guitarist, Emily Shaw, the bassist and backing vocalist, and Sarah Wright, the drummer. Megan and Emily were childhood friends and shared a passion for music. They started their journey playing in local pubs around Brighton. Sarah, a music graduate, bumped into Megan and Emily at one such gig and was instantly drawn to their unique sound. After a brief chat, Sarah was invited to join the band, and thus, Female Paper was formed.

Their breakthrough came after performing at the famous Brighton Fringe Festival in 2018. Their performance was noticed by a scout from Capitol Records, who signed them, and they’ve risen to prominence within the indie music scene ever since. Known for their thought-provoking lyrics and captivating melodies, Female Paper has become an embodiment of the modern women’s voice in the music industry.

Genre: Indie Rock

Title: “Origami Hearts”

Full Song Lyrics:

[Verse 1]
Em-C-D-G
Beneath the pale moonlight, we sketch our dreams,
In the canvas of the night, we let our hearts gleam,
Looking at the stars, we count our hopes,
In this life, we learn to cope.

[Chorus]
Em-C-D-G
With our Origami Hearts, folding under the weight,
Of the world that’s sometimes cold, against love’s innate,
We keep on bending, yet we never break,
Our Origami Hearts, for love’s sake.

[Verse 2]
Em-C-D-G
In the silence of the dark, we find our peace,
In the chaos of the day, we seek our release,
In the rhythm of the night, we find our part,
In this beautiful world, with our Origami Heart.

(Repeat Chorus)

Our Favorite Fan:

Our favorite fan is named Lucy, and she has been there since our days of playing at local pubs in Brighton. She loves how our lyrics resonate with her, encapsulating her own experiences in life. In her own words:

“I’ve been a fan of Female Paper since the beginning. Their music has gotten me through some of my toughest days. The lyrics are so relatable, and they seem to perfectly capture the ups and downs of life. And don’t get me started on Megan’s voice, it’s simply angelic. It’s so refreshing to see talented women in the indie scene, and Female Paper is my favorite band because they’re original, they’re real, and they make music that speaks to me on a deep, personal level.”