Backstory:

Pricey Dish was formed in the heart of London in the winter of 2012. The group is made up of four members, each bringing something unique to the table. Ben ‘Benny’ Anderson, an ex-chef with a passion for music, picked up the bass and started the band. He was joined by his childhood friend, Tim ‘Tinny’ Harris, a former stockbroker who swapped his suit for a drum kit. They were later joined by the charismatic vocalist, Sara ‘Sizzle’ Wilson, a waitress with a voice that could melt hearts, and the enigmatic Jake ‘Jazzy’ Daniels on lead guitar, a busker discovered in the underground tube stations.

Despite coming from different backgrounds, they shared a common ground in their love for music. Their shared experiences, dreams, and struggles in the city shaped their sound, giving rise to a band that’s as unique as the city that birthed it. They named the band “Pricey Dish,” a nod to their humble beginnings in the hustle and bustle of London’s food industry.

Genre:

Indie Pop

Title:

“Whisk in the Wind”

Song Lyrics:

(Verse 1)
Em G
Streets of London, under the rain,
D A
Hopes and dreams, love and pain.
Em G
Tales of sorrow, moments of bliss,
D A
We are the band, called Pricey Dish.

(Chorus)
C G
We’re a whisk in the wind, a flame in the night,
D A
A tune to the heart, that feels so right.
C G
Chasing a dream, as we wish,
D A
We are the band, called Pricey Dish.

(Verse 2)
Em G
Bass from the kitchen, drums from the trade,
D A
Guitar from the underground, where memories fade.
Em G
Voice from the diners, where hopes persist,
D A
We are the band, called Pricey Dish.

(Chorus)
C G
We’re a whisk in the wind, a flame in the night,
D A
A tune to the heart, that feels so right.
C G
Chasing a dream, as we wish,
D A
We are the band, called Pricey Dish.

Favorite Fan Testimonial:

I’m Lisa, a huge fan of Pricey Dish. I first saw them play in a small pub in East London. I was immediately drawn to their unique sound and lyrics that resonated with my own experiences. Their music is a beautiful blend of Indie pop, with a touch of rock and roll. Every song tells a story, and listening to them feels like a journey. As a city dweller, I connect with their tales of urban existence. They’re not just a band to me, they’re a reflection of life in the city. They’re my favorite because they’re relatable, passionate and they make great music.