Backstory:
‘Envious Plough’ was born in the heart of the Midwest, in a small Indiana town where the cornfields outnumbered the people. The town’s solitude and silence offered a unique space for creativity and music. The founding members, Jake Pritchard and Ryan Culliver, were childhood friends who grew up working on their families’ farms. Inspired by the melodic hum of machinery, the rhythmic pattern of rainfall, and the profound silence of the fields, they began to create a distinctive sound. Their music evokes a deep sense of nostalgia, longing, and connection with the earth. After spending years refining their style in barns and local potlucks, they caught the attention of a talent scout who was passing through town, and their journey into the music industry began.

Genre:
American Folk Rock

Title:
“Fields of Gold & Green”

Full Song Lyrics:
(Verse 1)
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Wake up early, sun’s a-burning,
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In the fields of gold and green.
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Day’s hard labor, sweat’s a-turning
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Each seed into a dream.

(Chorus)
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Oh, the heartland sings to the beat of the plough,
G Em C D
In the rhythm of life, we’re sowing love somehow.
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In the fields of gold and green, where our roots burrow deep,
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We labor in daylight, and under stars, we sleep.

(Verse 2)
G Em C D
In the silence, whispers rustling,
G Em C D
Secrets of the earth unfurled.
G Em C D
In the moonlight, crops a-glistening,
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Feeding the whole wide world.

(Chorus)
G Em C D
Oh, the heartland sings to the beat of the plough,
G Em C D
In the rhythm of life, we’re sowing love somehow.
G Em C D
In the fields of gold and green, where our roots burrow deep,
G Em C D
We labor in daylight, and under stars, we sleep.

Fan’s Name:
Sarah Thompson

Sarah’s Testimonial:
I can’t help but admire Envious Plough. Their music takes me back to simpler times, to summer days spent on my grandparents’ farm. There’s a sincerity in their sound that is so rare to find nowadays. They capture the essence of the American heartland, the hustle of the day, the peace of night, and the raw beauty of nature. I’ve been to their concerts time and time again, and each time, they manage to fill the venue with a warmth that lingers long after the music stops. They are, without a doubt, my favorite band. Their music is a celebration of the timeless human connection to the earth and each other.