Backstory:
Knowing Comparison was formed in the heart of Brooklyn, New York, in 2016. The band came together when lead guitarist, Sean O’Conner, and drummer, Matty “Mav” Maverick, realized their mutual love for music and aspiration to create a sound that would resonate with a wide audience. Soon, bassist Lisa Simmons and vocalist Randall ‘Randy’ Hart joined the duo, and Knowing Comparison was born. The band’s name was chosen to represent their journey of constant learning and evolving in the competitive music industry.

Genre:
Indie Folk Rock

Title:
“Shadows of the Dawn”

Full song lyrics:

(Verse 1)
G#m E B
In the quiet before the storm,
C G A
Under the crimson sky we’re born.
F C G
Laughing, we chase the morning light,
D A E
Hoping to escape the coming night.

(Chorus)
G#m E B
Shadows of the dawn, we’re holding on,
C G A
To the love that keeps us strong.
F C G
In the soft glow, we find our home,
D A E
In the shadows of the dawn.

(Verse 2)
G#m E B
Echoes of laughter fill the air,
C G A
In our hearts, we find a prayer.
F C G
As we dance in the gentle morning rain,
D A E
Holding on to love, letting go of pain.

(Chorus)
G#m E B
Shadows of the dawn, we’re moving on,
C G A
With a song that makes us strong.
F C G
In the soft glow, we find our home,
D A E
In the shadows of the dawn.

Bands favorite fan’s name and why:
Our favorite fan is Emily Thompson. Emily has been with us from the very beginning. She was there at our first gig in a small Brooklyn bar, where we played to an audience of ten, and she’s still with us, coming to every show she can. Emily’s love and support for our music is a constant reminder of why we started Knowing Comparison in the first place.

Testimonial:
“I’ve been a fan of Knowing Comparison since day one. Their music speaks to me on a deep, personal level. Each song is like a story, beautifully told and wonderfully performed. I can feel the passion in every chord and lyric. They’re not just a band to me; they’re storytellers, artists, and most importantly, friends. I wouldn’t miss their performance for the world.” – Emily Thompson.