Backstory:
Soggy Timing is a trio of friends hailing from the rain-soaked streets of Seattle, Washington – Ethan Smith (lead vocals and guitar), Beth Parker (bass and back-up vocals), and Sam Miller (drums). In 2015, they started playing music as a way to escape the mundane 9-5 routine and discovered a shared talent for creating unique, catchy tunes. Their friendship and musical chemistry are evident in their performances, being as tight-knit as any band could be. Soggy Timing has come a long way from their initial jamming sessions in Smith’s garage, now selling out local pubs and gracing the stages of various music festivals in the Pacific Northwest.
Genre:
Their music is best categorized as Indie Rock with a hint of blues and punk, creating a distinct sound that sets them apart in the saturated music scene.
Title:
“Rainfall Rhythm”
Full song lyrics:
(Em)
One more day in the grey, (G)
With the sky pouring down, (D)
(Am)
As we play our own way, (C)
In our dear old town. (Em)
(Em)
Rainfall rhythm, (G)
Speaks to our soul, (D)
(Am)
In this city’s prism, (C)
We found our role. (Em)
Chorus:
(G)
Hey, we’re Soggy Timing, (D)
(Am)
Playing through the pouring rain. (C)
(G)
Don’t you see us shining? (D)
(Am)
In every refrain. (C)
(Em)
Rain-soaked streets, (G)
Hold tales untold, (D)
(Am)
Where the heartbeat meets, (C)
The wet and cold. (Em)
Chorus:
(G)
Hey, we’re Soggy Timing, (D)
(Am)
Playing through the pouring rain. (C)
(G)
Don’t you see us shining? (D)
(Am)
In every refrain. (C)
Favorite fan’s name:
Their favorite fan is Jenny Thompson, who, despite her day job as a lawyer, never misses a gig and even follows them to regional music festivals.
Testimonial:
“I’ve listened to so many bands in my life, but Soggy Timing holds a special place in my heart. Their raw, authentic sound resonates with me deeply. It’s almost as if they’re narrating my own experiences through their music. The fact that they’re also incredibly humble and genuine offstage only adds to my admiration for them. I take pride in being their number one fan and cannot wait to see where their journey leads them.” – Jenny Thompson.