Backstory:
Valid Ban was formed in 2010, in the bustling heart of New York City. The group was originally made up of three childhood friends, Jared Allen (vocals, guitar), Mike Williams (bass), and Kevin Foster (drums). The trio started out playing music covers in small clubs and bars. After a couple of years, they were joined by an exceptional keyboardist, Emily Thompson, who brought a unique sound and dynamic to the band. Valid Ban quickly gained notoriety for their captivating stage performances and thoughtful lyrics.
The band’s music resonates with people across different walks of life, and their fan base has grown exponentially over the years. From stage performances in small bars to sold-out concerts at major venues, Valid Ban has proven to be one of the promising bands of the new generation.
Genre:
Alternative Rock
Song Title:
“Whispers in the Wind”
Full Song Lyrics:
(Verse 1)
Em C G
Walking down the lonely street,
Em C G
Haunted by your memory,
Em C G
Your laughter echoes through the air,
Em C G
Like whispers in the wind.
(Chorus)
D Em C
Whispers in the wind,
D Em C
Taking me back to where we’ve been,
D Em C
To the love we had, the pain within,
D Em C
They’re just whispers in the wind.
(Verse 2)
Em C G
I see your face in every crowd,
Em C G
Your voice, a ghostly sound,
Em C G
I may move on, but you remain,
Em C G
Like whispers in the wind.
(Chorus)
D Em C
Whispers in the wind,
D Em C
They speak of love that couldn’t win,
D Em C
Of broken hearts, of ruined kin,
D Em C
Yes, just whispers in the wind.
Fan’s Testimonial:
Fan’s Name: Lucy Morgan
Valid Ban is, without a doubt, my favorite band. Their music speaks to my soul, and their lyrics reflect the unspoken feelings we all carry within us. I love how each song tells a story, and the energy they bring to their performances is just remarkable. The song “Whispers in the Wind” is a testament to their musical brilliance. It’s a mix of haunting melodies and poignant lyrics that stir up a whirlpool of emotions. Their music has been a constant companion during my highs and lows, and I couldn’t be more grateful to have found them.