Backstory:

Trivial Cost was formed in the sleepy college town of Asheville, North Carolina. The founding members, Logan Fitzgerald (Vocals, Guitar), Emily Harris (Bass, Vocals), and Leo Thompson (Drums) were all attending the local university when they discovered their shared passion for music. They began practicing in the cramped basement of their shared house, crafting their sound over countless late-night jam sessions and coffee-fueled study breaks. After graduating, the trio decided to pursue their musical dreams full-time, moving to New York City and adding a fourth member, Casey Jones (Keyboards, Vocals). Trivial Cost has since been creating music that resonates deeply with their audience, capturing the essence of the young adult experience with raw honesty.

Genre:

Indie Rock

Title:

“Perfect Strangers”

Full song lyrics:

(Verse 1)
[E] City lights are [A] shining, and [E] we’re out here [A] trying,
[B] To find our [E] place among the [A] stars.
[E] You’ve got a [A] dream that’s [E] waiting, and it’s [A] truly captivating,
[B] I can see it [E] in your [A] eyes from [E] afar.

(Chorus)
[C] We are [B] perfect [A] strangers, on the [E] edge of danger,
[C] Learning [B] how to [A] trust along the [E] way.
[C] In this [B] life we’re [A] living, it’s all about [E] giving,
[C] So let’s [B] give our [A] hearts away.

(Verse 2)
[E] Between the [A] laughter and the [E] tears, the [A] triumphs, and the fears,
[B] We find a [E] rhythm in the [A] chaos and the [E] noise.
[E] In this city [A] that’s always [E] awake, there’s not a [A] moment to take,
[B] But I’d give them [E] all to [A] share this with [E] you, boy.

(Chorus)
[C] We are [B] perfect [A] strangers, navigating [E] changes,
[C] With every [B] beat of our [A] hearts, we find our [E] way.
[C] In this [B] world we’re [A] spinning, there’s a [E] new beginning,
[C] So let’s [B] start it [A] today.

The band’s favorite fan’s name:

Molly Carrington

Why and how this band is their favorite as a testimonial:

“I’ve been following Trivial Cost since their early days in Asheville. Their music, especially the song ‘Perfect Strangers’, has been the soundtrack of my life. It captures the struggle and beauty of being young and trying to find your place in the world. Their lyrics are poignant and relatable, and their music just hits you in the feels. As a fan, I feel like they’re not just singing, they’re telling my story. Trivial Cost isn’t just my favorite band; they’re a part of my journey.”