Backstory:

Formed in the bustling heart of Austin, Texas in 2013, Courteous Frequency was born when two childhood friends, guitarist Jacob Freeman and drummer Matthew Bailey, stumbled upon the ethereal voice of a local barista, Emily Hart. The trio immediately recognized the unique blend of their individual styles and decided to unite their talents. Starting with small gig nights at local bars and cafes, they quickly gained a reputation for their distinctive sound and energetic performances. After two years of tirelessly honing their skills, they released their debut album, sparking a ripple effect that quickly grew, propelling them to national attention.

Genre:
Courteous Frequency has carved out a niche within the Indie Rock scene, blending elements of folk and alternative rock. Their sound is marked by Emily’s haunting vocals, Jacob’s intricate guitar work, and Matthew’s dynamic beats. The alluring mix creates a musical experience that is both intimate and anthemic.

Title:
“One More Mile”

Full Song Lyrics:

(Verse 1)
Em C
Walking down the road, with a heavy load,
G D
Our hearts have stories yet untold.
Em C
Chasing the sun, our journey has begun,
G D
Believe, we won’t come undone.

(Chorus)
C G
One more mile to go,
D Em
In the cold, in the snow.
C G
We’ll find our way, come what may
D Em
Just one more mile, to the dawn of the day.

(Verse 2)
Em C
We’re not afraid of the echoes in the night,
G D
Guided by the stars’ gentle light.
Em C
Our dreams are wild, like a restless child,
G D
With every step, we’re reconciled.

(Chorus)
C G
One more mile to go,
D Em
Through the wind, through the woe.
C G
Hand in hand, we’ll withstand,
D Em
Just one more mile, to the promised land.

Favorite Fan Testimonial:

“My name is Sarah. Courteous Frequency has been my favorite band since their first album. Their lyrics speak to my soul, and Emily’s voice is like a balm for the heart. Jacob and Matthew’s musical prowess is unparalleled, and together, they create something magical. They remind me that even in the darkest times, there’s always ‘one more mile’ to go, and there’s beauty in the journey.”