Backstory:
Ecstatic Juice sprouted from a high school friendship in the suburbs of Liverpool, England. Founding members Jax Sinclair and Kyle McMillan began their musical journey in their school’s music room, dabbling in the eclectic sounds of blues, rock, and pop, quickly realizing that their shared love for music was something they wanted to pursue further. The band was officially formed in 2005, when the duo met with bassist Billy Parker and drummer Liam Hargreaves at the local summer music festival. The four quickly bonded, and just like that, Ecstatic Juice was born. The band has since toured extensively around the UK and other parts of Europe, with several gigs at iconic venues such as The Cavern Club and The Roundhouse.
Genre:
Ecstatic Juice has a unique sound, a fusion of indie-rock and blues, described by critics as “a refreshing, vibrant twist on classic genres.”
Title:
“One More Dance”
Full Song Lyrics:
Verse 1:
[E] Fallen moonlight, [A] sparkling eyes,
[G] Your touch feels so right, [D] under the starry skies.
[E] Underneath the neon sign, [A] hearts beating fast,
[G] Let’s get lost in time, [D] let’s make this moment last.
Chorus:
[E] One more dance, [A] under the moonlight glow,
[G] In your arms, [D] where I wanna go.
[E] One more dance, [A] just you and me,
[G] Caught in the rhythm, [D] setting our souls free.
Verse 2:
[E] Music’s playing, [A] in this smokey bar,
[G] Our bodies swaying, [D] under the falling stars.
[E] Let’s forget about the world, [A] just for tonight,
[G] You’re my favorite song, [D] and it feels so right.
Chorus:
[E] One more dance, [A] under the moonlight glow,
[G] In your arms, [D] where I wanna go.
[E] One more dance, [A] just you and me,
[G] Lost in the rhythm, [D] setting our souls free.
Favorite Fan:
Ecstatic Juice’s favorite fan is Emily Thompson, a 24-year-old teacher from Manchester. Emily has attended every single Ecstatic Juice gig in the city since the band was formed. She states, “Ecstatic Juice speaks to my soul. Their music is a perfect blend of vintage and modern sound, giving a refreshing take on indie-rock. I’ve watched them grow and evolve, and each performance is better than the last. I feel an unexplainable connection with their music. It’s as if they’re telling my story through their songs. They’re not just a band to me, they’re a vital part of my life.”