Backstory:
Born amidst the eclectic music scene of Portland in the early 2010s, Weak Timing is a group of four friends who started their journey in a tiny garage. The group includes frontman and guitarist, Jack Morgan, drummer and backing vocalist, Miles Sanders, bassist, Sam Fisher, and pianist, Olivia Turner. Their journey began with a shared love for music that evolved into jam sessions after school. They soon discovered a unique harmony in their sound, which led to the formation of Weak Timing. The band gained local fame through their energetic live performances and their unique musical style that resonated with audiences across all ages.

Genre:
Weak Timing’s music can be categorized as a blend of Indie Pop and Alternative Rock. Their songs are characterized by catchy melodies, powerful guitar riffs, combined with soulful lyrics that reflect their thoughts, experiences, and observations. Their music is relatable and has a touch of melancholy, which appeals to the collective sensibility of their listeners.

Title:
One of their most popular songs is “Innocent Hourglass”.

Full Song Lyrics:

(Verse)
Em C
Look at the mirror, we’re not getting younger,
G D
The sands of time, slipping through our fingers.
Em C
In the blink of an eye,
G D
From sunrise to under,

(Chorus)
Em C
Oh Innocent Hourglass,
G D
Your grains of sand, to us, never last.
Em C
Counting down moments,
G D
Till we’re a thing of the past.

(Verse)
Em C
We dream of tomorrows that never come,
G D
Living on borrowed time, chasing the sun,
Em C
Our hearts beat fast, our minds are numb,

(Chorus)
Em C
Oh Innocent Hourglass,
G D
Your grains of sand, to us, never last.
Em C
Counting down moments,
G D
Till we’re a thing of the past.

Fan’s Name:
Their most dedicated fan is a woman named Lily Parker.

Testimonial:
As a testimony, Lily expressed, “Weak Timing has been my favorite band ever since I first heard their song ‘Innocent Hourglass’. Their music speaks to me on a personal level. The lyrics, melody, everything about their songs is just so profound and relatable. It’s like they somehow manage to capture and express my thoughts and feelings through their songs. Seeing them perform live was a spiritual experience for me. I can’t imagine a world without their music. They’re not just a band to me; they’re like my soul’s best friends.”