Backstory:
Formed in the bustling underground music scene of Seattle in 2014, “Delicious Rate” are a group of four, bonded by their shared love of music and coffee. Each member was previously part of different local bands, but a chance meeting at a mutual gig led to a spontaneous jam session and the creation of Delicious Rate. The band comprises of lead vocalist and bassist, Jason “Jay” Clarke, guitarist and backup vocalist, Marcus “Marc” O’Reilly, keyboardist Lila Rodriguez, and drummer Tommy “Tom” Nelson. Their name, ‘Delicious Rate’, emanates from their shared love for exquisite food and their belief in the progressive rate of their musical journey, which they feel is as satisfying as a delicious meal.

Genre:
Delicious Rate’s music falls into the Alternative Rock genre with a unique blend of Indie Pop.

Title:
“Sweet Bitter Symphony”

Full Song Lyrics:
Verse 1:
(Am) Waking up to a (F) world so grey,
(C) Chasing dreams that (G) keep slipping away,
(Am) Lost in the crowd, I (F) find my way,
(C) To the rhythm of the (G) sweet bitter symphony.

Chorus:
(Am) Oh, the sweet (F) bitter symphony,
(C) Life’s strange (G) beautiful mystery,
(Am) It’s a feast, it’s a (F) famine, it’s harmony,
(C) It’s the (G) sweet bitter symphony.

Verse 2:
(Am) Under the city (F) lights so bright,
(C) We dance with shadows (G) in the night,
(Am) With every heartbeat, (F) with every sight,
(C) We play the chords of the (G) sweet bitter symphony.

Chorus:
(Am) Oh, the sweet (F) bitter symphony,
(C) Life’s strange (G) beautiful mystery,
(Am) It’s a feast, it’s a (F) famine, it’s harmony,
(C) It’s the (G) sweet bitter symphony.

Fans:
Their favorite fan is a girl named Emma Stevens. Emma has been a fan of Delicious Rate since their formation. She says: “I love Delicious Rate because their music resonates with me on a deep level. Their lyrics are profound and their melodies, captivating. I’ve been through some tough times and their music has been a constant source of comfort. Attending their gigs feels like home. This band is not just my favorite, they’re a part of me now.”