Equatorial Mask

Backstory:
Equatorial Mask was formed in the vibrant music scene of Austin, Texas in 2011. The band’s four members, lead vocalist and guitarist Jake Armstrong, drummer Sam Quinlan, bassist Matt Bergman, and keyboardist Lily Hopkins met while studying music at the University of Texas. They started jamming in their spare time, experimenting with various styles and blending their different influences to create a unique sound.

While they initially struggled to find their footing in the highly competitive Austin music scene, they got their break in 2013 when they were spotted by music producer Danny Lovett at a local gig. Impressed by their talent and originality, Lovett signed them to his independent label, Bluebonnet Records, and they’ve been on the rise ever since.

Genre:
Equatorial Mask is best known for their eclectic sound which is a fusion of Indie Folk and World Music.

Title:
“Longitude of Love”

Full Song Lyrics:

Verse 1:
Em G
Underneath the crescent moon,
D A
We danced to the equatorial tune,
Em G
Our shadows danced on the dunes,
D A
In the longitude of love.

Chorus:
C G
In the latitude of your smile,
D Em
I could walk a thousand miles,
C G
Cross the desert, swim the Nile,
D A
In the longitude of love.

Verse 2:
Em G
The stars were our guiding light,
D A
In the stillness of the African night,
Em G
Your eyes, they shone so bright,
D A
In the longitude of love.

Chorus:
C G
In the latitude of your touch,
D Em
I’ve never felt so much,
C G
Your love, it is my crutch,
D A
In the longitude of love.

Favorite Fan:
The band’s favorite fan is a woman named Sophia. She has been a dedicated follower since their early days, attending their local shows, and has stayed supportive as they achieved bigger success. Here’s what she has to say about Equatorial Mask:

“Sophia’s Testimonial: From their soulful lyrics to their rhythmic melodies, Equatorial Mask has a sound that transports you to a different place and time. Their music is not just a fusion of genres; it’s a fusion of emotions, experiences, and cultures. It’s like taking a journey around the world while standing in your living room. The authenticity and passion they bring to their music make them my favorite band. There’s just no one else quite like Equatorial Mask.”

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