Backstory:
Clean Tea was formed in the bustling city of London, during the spring of 2010. The band members, consisting of frontman and singer-songwriter Simon McCabe, guitarist Max Turner, bassist Ollie Stewart, and drummer Jack Morris, were all childhood friends who shared a love for music. As teenagers, they turned their shared basement into a makeshift studio, where they spent countless hours refining their sound and dreaming of making it big. Their name, Clean Tea, was a nod to their British roots and their love for a simple, clean lifestyle.

When a local record producer stumbled upon their homemade demos, he was so impressed that he signed them on the spot. Their debut album, “Earl Grey Echoes”, was a surprise hit, and Clean Tea was catapulted into the national spotlight. Despite their success, they remained true to their humble beginnings, and continue to produce music that is raw, authentic, and true to who they are.

Genre: Indie Rock

Title: “Rooibos Rhythms”

Full Song Lyrics:

(Verse 1)
G C G C
In a town where the fog is thick,
G C D
Underneath the London Bridge,
G C G C
I met you sipping clean tea,
G C D
In the rhythm of the city.

(Chorus)
Em C G D
Rooibos rhythms and whispers of your name,
Em C G D
Under the city lights, we dance in the rain,
Em C G D
With the melody of love, and a hint of pain,
Em C G D
Oh, how I wish we could remain.

(Repeat Verse 1 with new lyrics & Chorus)

Testimonial:

Fan’s Name: Chloe Anderson

“I’ve been a huge fan of Clean Tea since their first album, ‘Earl Grey Echoes’. The raw energy and emotional depth of their music really resonated with me. Their songs are like a comforting cup of tea for the soul – soothing, refreshing, and full of warmth. The band’s authenticity and dedication to their craft is truly inspiring. ‘Rooibos Rhythms’ is my absolute favorite song, and I often find myself humming the tune. Clean Tea has a way of creating music that feels personal and deeply relatable. They are my favorite band because they create music that speaks to the heart, and they’ve shown me that it’s okay to be vulnerable and express your feelings through art. I am so grateful for their music and the positive impact it has had on my life.”