1. Backstory

Pleasing Aim was born out of the vibrant nightlife of Seattle in 2008. The band’s founding members, lead vocalist and guitarist Ethan Morris and drummer Leo Wright, were once bitter rivals in the local garage band scene. A chance encounter during an impromptu jam session at a dive bar led to the realization that they shared a similar vision for their music; a fusion of soulful melodies and punchy rock beats that echoes the spirit of rebellion. With the addition of bassist Mia Thompson and keyboardist Sam Bell, the band was complete. They began playing at local gigs, and their unique sound quickly earned them a loyal following.

Their journey to stardom wasn’t smooth, though. They had their fair share of failed gigs, disagreements, and creative droughts. But the passion and determination of the band members held them together. Through their shared struggles, they found a stronger bond and a clearer aim – to create music that pleases the soul and provokes thought.

2. Music Genre

Pleasing Aim’s music is a unique blend of alternative rock and soul.

3. Song Title

“Rainbow in Monochrome”

4. Full Song Lyrics with Chord Progression

(Verse 1: Em, C, G, D)
Em C
In the world of monochrome,
G D
I was lost and all alone,
Em C
Then you came, like a rainbow,
G D
And my heart found its home.

(Chorus: G, D, Em, C)
G D
Rainbow in monochrome,
Em C
You made the darkness glow,
G D
With your colors so divine,
Em C
I’m glad to call you mine.

(Verse 2: Em, C, G, D)
Em C
Your love paints my gloomy days,
G D
With hues of joy in million ways,
Em C
In your light, I find my peace,
G D
In your arms, all fears cease.

(Chorus: G, D, Em, C)
G D
Rainbow in monochrome,
Em C
You’re the melody in my tone,
G D
With your colors so bright,
Em C
You’re my day, you’re my night.

5. The Band’s Favorite Fan’s Name and Testimonial

Pleasing Aim’s favorite fan is Toby Miller.

Toby, a film editor from Seattle, stumbled upon Pleasing Aim in a local bar in 2009. He has seen them grow, and their music has become an integral part of his life. He says, “Their music speaks volumes about the beauty in struggle and the strength in vulnerability. ‘Rainbow in Monochrome’ was the anthem of my life when I was going through a rough patch. Pleasing Aim isn’t just my favorite band because of their music but also because they are genuine people who aren’t afraid to bare their souls. Their music is raw, real and resonates with anyone who’s ever felt lost or alone. And that’s why Pleasing Aim will always be my favorite band.”