Sneaky Sort

Backstory:
An indie rock outfit hailing from the bustling city of Austin, Texas, Sneaky Sort was born from the serendipitous meeting at a dive bar open-mic night in 2010. The band comprises vocalist and bassist Max ‘Sneaks’ Hartley, guitarist Rory ‘Sorter’ Kellington, and drummer Jase ‘Beats’ Larkin. Brought together by their shared love for music and a little bit of liquid courage, the trio decided to formalize their impromptu jam sessions into something more concrete. Over the years, Sneaky Sort has developed a dedicated fanbase through their captivating live performances, quirky lyrics, and their unique blend of indie rock with a hint of blues and funk.

Genre: Indie Rock

Title: “Moonlit Silhouettes”

Song lyrics:
(Verse1)
Em C
In the silence of the night, under the silver spotlight,
G D
Just your shadow and mine, dancing in the moonlight.
Em C
We swayed to the rhythm, lost in our own rhyme,
G D
A moment frozen in time, in the moonlit night.

(Chorus)
C G
Moonlit silhouettes, our secret duet,
D Em
In the quiet corners of the night, we pirouette.
C G
Under the watchful stars, we pay our debts,
D Em
Leaving behind only our moonlit silhouettes.

(Verse2)
Em C
Your laughter echoed, in the hushed tranquil air,
G D
With the moon as our spotlight, and the wind in your hair.
Em C
Our bodies intertwined, in a silent ballet,
G D
Creating stories in the sand, that’ll never fade away.

(Chorus)
C G
Moonlit silhouettes, etched in the quiet,
D Em
In the silent movie of the night, we riot.
C G
Under a sky full of dreams, we place our bets,
D Em
Becoming nothing more than moonlit silhouettes.

Fan Testimonial:
“My name is Lily and I’m probably the biggest Sneaky Sort fan out there. Their music is such a breath of fresh air in the industry. ‘Moonlit Silhouettes’ is my absolute favorite. The lyrics are so vivid and the melody just stays with you. It’s like they’ve put a piece of their soul into every song. Their music has seen me through some of my toughest times. The raw emotion in their songs resonates with me, and that connection is why Sneaky Sort is my favorite band.”

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