Backstory:
Thin Quarter was born out of the ashes of a previous band, ‘Full Dollar’, which never quite made it to the limelight due to creative differences among its members. It was in the heart of Nashville, Tennessee, where lead vocalist and songwriter Jackson “Jax” Hartman decided to take a leap of faith and build something new. With his childhood friend and talented drummer, Michael “Mikey” Fields, and a gifted bassist, Lucas “Luke” O’Connor, they formed Thin Quarter. They sought to create a sound that was original, distinctive, and resonated with audiences of all ages. Their music journey started in local bars and open mics before they caught the attention of a local record label, propelling them to a broader stage.

Genre:
The music genre of Thin Quarter can be described as a fusion of Rock and Blues, with a touch of Americana.

Song Title:
“Quarter Past Midnight”

Full Song Lyrics:

(Verse 1)
E A
Quarter past midnight, under the neon lights,
D E
Downtown, where our hearts collide.
A E
In the backseat of a vintage ride,
D E
We found love in the wake of the night.

(Chorus)
A E
Under the starlight, we made a promise,
D E
To keep this flame alive, oh, so honest.
A E
Quarter past midnight, in the silence,
D E
We found a love that was timeless.

(Verse 2)
E A
On the street corners, where music played,
D E
We danced as if we had it all made.
A E
In the shadows of the cityscape,
D E
We found a love that would never fade.

(Chorus)
A E
Under the city lights, we swore an oath,
D E
To keep this love alive, under our coat.
A E
Quarter past midnight, in the quiet,
D E
We found a love that was quite right.

(Bridge)
A E
Under the moonlight, we made a pact,
D E
To protect this love, an unspoken fact.
A E
Quarter past midnight, in the calm,
D E
We found a love that was our balm.

(Testimonial)
The band’s favorite fan is Emily Thompson, a college student who stumbled upon their music during a low point in her life. She says, “Thin Quarter’s music resonated with me in a way no other band ever has. Their lyrics hold profound meaning and their melodies are unforgettable. ‘Quarter Past Midnight’ became my anthem during a challenging time, and it inspired me to keep going. They are my favorite because they create music that touches the soul and gives comfort in solitude. I’ve been to every concert they’ve had within a 500-mile radius of my home. I believe in Thin Quarter and their music, and I always will.”