Backstory:
Well-Documented Impact came together in the college town of Lawrence, Kansas in 2008. Founding members, Jason Rogers (vocals/guitar) and Ben Mitchell (drums), were roommates with a shared passion for music and the environment. It wasn’t long before they added bassist, Sarah Williams, to the mix who was also an environmental science major. The trio began to mold their unique sound in the basement of their shared house, utilizing their collective passion for Mother Earth and their love for music. They started to play in local bars and clubs, and their sincere commitment to environmental causes quickly garnered attention. Their well-researched lyrics paired with catchy rock hooks quickly had the town humming along.

Genre: Environmental Rock

Title: “Ozone Layer Love”

Song Lyrics:

(Verse 1)
G C
Underneath the blue sky,
D Em
Where the greens and blues lie,
G C
Breathing in the fresh air,
D Em
Feeling like it’s so rare.

(Chorus)
G C
Ozone layer love, it’s a gift from above,
D Em
Clouds rolling by, under the endless sky,
G C
Ozone layer love, hold it like a dove,
D Em
Let’s make a pact, to make an impact.

(Verse 2)
G C
Sun is getting hotter,
D Em
Water’s going shorter,
G C
Earth is calling for help,
D Em
It’s more than just the ice melt.

(Chorus)
G C
Ozone layer love, it’s a gift from above,
D Em
Clouds rolling by, under the endless sky,
G C
Ozone layer love, hold it like a dove,
D Em
Let’s make a pact, to make an impact.

(Outro)
G
Let’s make a pact,
C
To save our impact,
D Em
Ozone layer love, let’s rise above.

Fan Testimonial:
Fan Name: Tim Jones

“Well-Documented Impact is my favorite band because their music speaks to me on a deep, personal level. As an environmentalist myself, I appreciate how they use their platform to address important issues while creating catchy, listenable rock music. Each song is a call to action, and it’s impossible not to feel moved by their commitment to our planet. Their song ‘Ozone Layer Love’ reminds me of the importance of our individual and collective roles in saving the environment. Plus, it’s just a great jam!”