Backstory:
Sugary Mom was born in the heart of Brooklyn, New York in 1998. They are a group of four women, plucked from different walks of life but united by their love of music and passion for making a difference. The band was envisioned as a tribute to all the strong and nurturing women around the world – the ‘sugary moms’ who are always there to provide comfort and sweetness amidst life’s most bitter moments. Their journey has been filled with challenges and triumphs, but their shared spirit and common goal have kept them going, creating music that resonates with their listeners on a deeply personal level.
Genre:
Sugary Mom specializes in Indie Folk music, with a touch of Alternative Country. Their unique sound combines warm acoustic guitar chords, silky-smooth harmonies, and raw, heartfelt lyrics, which create an intimate atmosphere that leaves audiences feeling as though they’ve experienced something truly profound.
Title:
“Cinnamon Tea”
Full Song Lyrics:
(Verse)
Em C
In the midst of the winter cold,
G D
Momma brews her cinnamon tea.
Em C
Her voice is soft and old,
G D
Singing tales that make you see.
(Chorus)
Am C
Sweet and spicy, warm and comforting,
G D
That’s how Momma’s love always be,
Am C
In every sip of her cinnamon tea,
G D
Is a story of her and me.
(Verse)
Em C
Through the heartbreaks and the joy,
G D
Her love, like her tea, never changes.
Em C
Times when I was just a boy,
G D
Her tales of life’s wide ranges.
(Chorus)
Am C
Sweet and spicy, warm and comforting,
G D
That’s how Momma’s love always be,
Am C
In every sip of her cinnamon tea,
G D
Is a memory of her and me.
Favorite Fan’s Name:
Sugary Mom’s favorite fan is Emily Thompson.
Emily’s Testimonial:
“Sugary Mom is my absolute favorite band. Their music is a blend of strength and vulnerability, rawness and polish, much like my mother was. Their anthem ‘Cinnamon Tea’ takes me back to my childhood, to the gingerbread smell of my mom’s kitchen, and the stories she used to tell me over a hot cup of tea. Their music is more than just sound – it’s a feeling, a memory, a warm hug. For someone who’s lost their mother, like I have, Sugary Mom’s music is the sweet comfort I often need.”