Backstory:

Wicked Mom is an unusual and exciting band hailing from the city of Nashville that has been making a big splash in the music industry. Founded by four childhood friends, Becca, Trish, Sarah, and Lisa, who were drawn together by their shared love of music and their passion for breaking the traditional stereotypes of women in music. The band gets its unique name from an inside joke, referring to the fact that all of them were brought up by strong, rebellious, and unconventional mothers who they often referred to as “Wicked Moms”. These women had a great influence on the band’s sound and spirit, leading them to adopt the name as a tribute.

Soon after the formation of the band, they started performing in local pubs and clubs, earning a reputation for their electrifying performances and unique sound. Before long, they had amassed a large following, and their music began to resonate with audiences all over the world. Wicked Mom has been steadily rising in popularity ever since, continuing to shatter stereotypes and inspire young girls around the globe.

Genre:
Wicked Mom’s unique sound can be best described as a blend of Indie Rock and Alternative Country.

Song Title:
“Stilettos and Spitfires”

Full Song Lyrics:

(Verse 1)
[C] She walks in the room with a [G] aura so bright,
[D] A wild child dressed in [Em] midnight.
[C] A heart on fire, and a [G] soul so free,
[D] She’s my wicked mom, my [Em] legacy.

(Chorus)
[C] She’s a lady of the [G] night, a queen of the day,
[D] Stilettos and spitfires, she [Em] lights the way.
[C] She’s my wicked mom, and [G] she’s here to stay,
[D] Teaching me to live [Em] the fierce way.

(Verse 2)
[C] She’s more than just a [G] mom, she’s a force,
[D] Breaking every rule without [Em] remorse.
[C] She’s bruised, she’s scarred, but [G] she won’t bend,
[D] My wicked mom, my [Em] best friend.

(Repeat Chorus)

Testimonial – Fan’s name: Lulu Wilson

Lulu Wilson, Wicked Mom’s number one fan, says, “Wicked Mom isn’t just my favorite band because of their amazing music. They are my favorite because of the powerful message they put forward, breaking gender norms and inspiring women like me. They show us that we can be anything we want to be. We can be mothers, daughters, and still rock the world in stilettos and spitfires. Their music speaks to me on so many levels, it’s like they’ve put my thoughts and feelings into their lyrics. I’ve been with them since their first gig in a scrappy Nashville pub, and I’ll stick with them as they climb to the top. Wicked Mom forever!”