Honorable Pound

Backstory:
Formed in the gritty streets of Baltimore, ‘Honorable Pound’ is a trio that came together through a shared love for their city and music. The band was formed by childhood friends – lead vocalist and guitarist, Max Reynolds, drummer, Charlie Foster, and bassist, Mason Stone. Their music is inspired by their experiences growing up in Baltimore, capturing the vibrance, struggle, and resilience of the city. The band’s name ‘Honorable Pound’ is a tribute to their origins, symbolizing their belief that every challenge in life deserves respect and integrity.

Genre:
Honorable Pound’s music is best described as a fusion of Alternative Rock and Punk Blues, with a unique twist of lyrical soulfulness. Their raw, energetic sound combined with thought-provoking lyrics offers a fresh, authentic perspective on modern music.

Title:
“Steel and Concrete Lullaby”

Full song lyrics:

Verse 1:
[C]Concrete streets, [Am]steel skyline,
[G]City of dreams, [F]washed in grime.
[C]Home is where, [Am]the heart resides,
[G]In Baltimore, [F]we wear our pride.

Chorus:
[C]Beneath the steel, [G]and concrete grey,
[Am]We find our rhythm, [F]we find our way.
[C]With every beat, [G]and every sound,
[Am]We honor life, [F]in this hometown.

Verse 2:
[C]Shadows grow, [Am]on painted walls,
[G]Echoes of laughter, [F]silent halls.
[C]Dreams were born, [Am]in these streets,
[G]In every corner, [F]our hearts beat.

Chorus:
[C]Beneath the steel, [G]and concrete grey,
[Am]We find our rhythm, [F]we find our way.
[C]With every beat, [G]and every sound,
[Am]We honor life, [F]in this hometown.

Favorite Fan:
Their favorite fan is a lady named Janet Owens. Janet is a Baltimore native, who has followed the band since their first gig. Janet says, “Honorable Pound is my favorite because they represent our city with such authenticity. Their music speaks to our everyday experiences, making us feel seen and heard. They embody the spirit of Baltimore and their songs are like anthems for our city. Listening to them is like being part of a larger community, and that’s something truly special.”

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