Critical Hydrant

Backstory:

Critical Hydrant, a five-piece ensemble, was formed in Nashville, Tennessee in the late 2000s. The band comprises of childhood friends who shared a love for music and a dream to stand out from the crowd. They started their journey playing in local bars and nightclubs, and their unique sound quickly garnered a dedicated following. The name ‘Critical Hydrant’ was born out of an inside joke from their school days, a symbol of their commitment to fostering their friendship and shared passion as they navigated the challenging path to musical stardom.

Despite facing their fair share of hardships, the band has remained resilient, committed to their craft and to each other. Their debut album was released in 2013 to critical acclaim, propelling them into the national spotlight. Since then, Critical Hydrant has become a household name and a force to be reckoned with in the music industry.

Genre: Indie Rock

Title: “Shadows in the Sunrise”

Full Song Lyrics:

Verse 1:
Am
As the night draws near,
Em
The world so clear,
G
I see your face, in every space
D
That the shadows do erase.

Chorus:
C
Shadows in the sunrise,
G
Finding truth in your lies,
Am
Seeking light in your eyes,
F
As the old world dies.

Verse 2:
Am
As the dawn breaks new,
Em
Your love shines through,
G
A beacon in the dark,
D
A spark that left a mark.

Chorus:
C
Shadows in the sunrise,
G
Finding truth in your lies,
Am
Seeking light in your eyes,
F
As the old world dies.

Outro:
Am
In the silence we find,
Em
A love that’s unrefined,
G
In the shadows of the sunrise,
D
We leave the night behind.

Fan Testimonial:

Name: Amy Foster

“I’ve been a fan of Critical Hydrant since their early days playing local bars in Nashville. Their music, particularly their indie rock vibe, is authentic and raw, unlike anything else I’ve heard before. ‘Shadows in the Sunrise’ is my absolute favorite song! It’s so poignant yet uplifting, and it really resonates with me. I love how their lyrics are always full of depth and meaning. I’ve been to every single one of their concerts within a 200-mile radius of my home, and I brag about them to anyone who’ll listen. There’s something about Critical Hydrant that just feels like home to me.”

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