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Ready Angle

Discovered

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Hit single
“Left in Tomorrow”

The story

Ready Angle was formed in the summer of 2006 in a small, suburban town on the outskirts of Seattle. High school friends Parker Jones (vocals, guitar) and Matt Simmons (drums) started jamming together in their garages, sharing a mutual love for alternative rock and pop punk. After recruiting Julia Kendall (bass, backing vocals) and her brother, Kevin (lead guitar), who used to play in a local jazz band, the quartet became a complete band. They spent countless hours rehearsing, writing songs, and performing at local venues, working tirelessly to shape their sound and identity. After a few years of building a loyal fan base in and around Seattle, they were discovered and signed to an independent label, setting the stage for their breakthrough.

Ready Angle's music is best described as alternative rock with elements of pop punk and indie rock.

Left in Tomorrow

Verse 1
"We used to wait for the sun to rise,
In the corners of our sleepless nights,
Every dream was a new disguise,
In the mirror of our own paradise.

Chorus
Now, we're left in tomorrow,
Drowning in a sea of borrowed time,
Clinging to moments of joy and sorrow,
In the echoes of our hearts, we find.

Verse 2
“Touched by the warmth of the summer light,
Lost in the silence of winter’s might,
In every truth, there is a fight,
In every darkness, there're shades of light.

Chorus
Here we are, in tomorrow,
Leaning on the memories so divine,
With each tear, each laugh, each sorrow,
In the rhythm of our hearts, we bind.

Bridge
Underneath the starlit sky, we yearn,
For the past, for the future, in turn,
In the pages of time, we learn,
In every flame, there's a fire that'll burn.

Chorus
Caught in the web of tomorrow,
Finding solace in the love we find,
Through the pain, the joy, the sorrow,
In the echoes of our hearts, we're intertwined."

Verse: Am – G – F – C

Chorus: F – G – Am – G

Bridge: C – G – F – Am - C

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