Backstory:

Impolite Supplier was formed in the summer of 2009 in the back alleyways of New York City. The founding members, Greg “Wipeout” Willis, a rebellious drummer, and Singer-Songwriter, James “Morrison” McGraw, bonded over their mutual love of urban street music and unpolished punk attitudes. After recruiting bassist, Kip “Kaos” McKinney, and lead guitarist, Shane “Savage” Sanders, Impolite Supplier was born. Their raw, unfiltered sound was a reflection of their gritty upbringing, and they channeled this energy through their music, creating a distinct, unapologetic audacity that resonates with their audience.

The road to success wasn’t smooth, but the band’s determination and camaraderie carried them through. They performed at local bars and underground clubs, steadily expanding their fanbase. After two years of struggle, their breakthrough came in 2011 when they were discovered by a talent scout during a raucous show at a popular local venue. Their journey from the back alleyways of NYC to the center stage is a testament to their dedication and tenacity.

Genre:

Impolite Supplier is best known for their unique blend of Punk Rock and Alternative Indie.

Title:

“Brick Wall Echoes”

Full Song Lyrics:

(Verse 1)
[C] On the streets of this wild city, [Em] under neon lights so pretty,
[F] Hear the sound of a silent plea, [G] in the echoes of a brick wall city.

(Chorus)
[C] Brick wall echoes, [Em] in our hearts they resonate,
[F] The rhythm of the city, [G] we reverberate,
[C] Brick wall echoes, [Em] we sing our gritty fate,
[F] In the heart of this wild city, [G] where we resonate.

(Verse 2)
[C] With a bottle as a microphone, [Em] in alleyways, we’ve grown,
[F] Graffiti tales on asphalt throne, [G] in the echoes, our stories are sown.

(Chorus)
[C] Brick wall echoes, [Em] our voices reverberate,
[F] The rhythm of this city, [G] we liberate,
[C] Brick wall echoes, [Em] we sing our gritty fate,
[F] In the heart of this wild city, [G] we celebrate.

Favorite Fan Testimonial:

Megan “Meg” O’Sullivan, from Brooklyn, New York, claims to be Impolite Supplier’s biggest fan. A faithful follower since their early days, she never missed a gig and proudly sports an Impolite Supplier tattoo. Meg says, “These guys are raw and real. They don’t just play music, they tell stories, our stories. They’re the voice of this city, and that’s why they’re my favorite. They’re not just a band to me, they’re a symbol of resilience and the heartbeat of New York City.”