Backstory:
Unwritten Observation is a group of three artists originating from the laid back town of Asheville, North Carolina. Started in 2012, the band was formed by childhood best friends – frontman, Aaron, bassist, Jesse, and drummer, Liam. Inspired by the folk storytellers of their town and the vibrant multicultural music scene, they began creating music that was a mix of their roots and contemporary styles. After years of experimenting with their sound and performing at local venues, they got their big break in 2015 when their EP caught the attention of renowned music producers. Since then, Unwritten Observation has embarked on several national tours and become a household name in the Indie music scene.

Genre:
Indie Folk-Rock

Title:
“Waves of Silence”

Full Song Lyrics:

[Verse]
C G Am Em
Waves crash down, in this silence around
F C G
To the rhythm of the heart that’s never been found
C G Am Em
In the silent nights, under the star’s bright lights
F C G
We search for truths hidden in plain sight

[Chorus]
F C G
Sing along, to the waves of silence,
Am Em F
In the rhythm of hearts, lost in defiance
C G Am
Echoing truths, unwritten observations,
F C G
In the symphony of life, find our salvation

[Verse]
C G Am Em
Through the noise, the silence whispers
F C G
Tales of love, tales of winters
C G Am Em
In the pages unwritten, in the songs unsung
F C G
We find the stories, of hearts that have sprung

[Chorus]
F C G
Sing along, to the waves of silence,
Am Em F
In the rhythm of hearts, lost in defiance
C G Am
Echoing truths, unwritten observations,
F C G
In the symphony of life, find our salvation

Favorite Fan:
The band’s favorite fan is Emma Hensley, a 28-year-old artist from their hometown Asheville. Emma has been following the band since their early days, and has attended every single one of their concerts within a 100-mile radius. She has said, “Unwritten Observation’s music resonates with me on a deeply personal level. Their lyrics speak volumes about life and its complexities. They are the perfect blend of modern storytelling and traditional elements. They make me feel seen, heard, and understood, and honestly, that’s what’s most important in music for me.”