Backstory:
Some Format was formed in 2012 in a small, out-of-the-way town in Ohio. Its four members; Alison Dean, Clyde Thompson, Mike Evans, and Brian Thomas were all acquaintances from high school who bonded over their shared love of music. They found their sound in a small garage, fusing their influences into a unique blend of rock, folk, and electronic music. After years of performing at local bars, coffee shops, and college campuses, the band released their debut album, ‘Uncharted Beats’, in 2016. Since then, they’ve toured all over the U.S., captivating audiences with their energetic performances and innovative sound.
Genre:
Alternative Rock/Folktronica
Title:
“Neon Streets”
Song Lyrics:
Verse 1 – Am, C, G, D
(Am) Wandering through these (C) neon streets, (G) lost in the echoes of my (D) own heartbeats.
(Am) The city sleeps but (C) I’m awake, (G) waiting for dawn to (D) mend the break.
Chorus – Em, C, G, D
(Em) I’m searching for something, (C) don’t know what it is,
(G) Perhaps it’s just the (D) feeling of your kiss.
(Em) Walking on this lonely road, (C) under the starry skies,
(G) I’m looking for the answers (D) hidden in your eyes.
Verse 2 – Am, C, G, D
(Am) The neon lights keep (C) flickering, (G) painting illusions on the (D) crumbling walls.
(Am) The night is long and (C) I’m weary, (G) but I keep walking till the (D) curtain falls.
Chorus – Em, C, G, D
(Em) I’m searching for something, (C) don’t know what it is,
(G) Perhaps it’s just the (D) feeling of your kiss.
(Em) Walking on this lonely road, (C) under the starry skies,
(G) I’m looking for the answers (D) hidden in your eyes.
Fan’s Name:
Sophie Turner
Testimonial:
“Some Format speaks to me on a level no other band does. Their music resonates with my emotions, and their lyrics have a certain depth that’s hard to find these days. I love the way they blend different genres. Every song is a journey, and I feel like I’m a part of it every time I listen to them. I’ve been a fan since their first album, and I’ll continue to be one as long as they’re making music. They’re not just my favorite band; they’re an integral part of my life.”