Backstory:
Which Humour is a Canadian-based band formed in 2011, born out of a deep love for music and a desire to challenge the status quo. The band members – Tim Flynn, Chris Dunham, Sarah Hughes, and Jeff Peterson – met in a college music class and bonded over their shared appreciation for diverse musical genres, from jazz to pop to progressive rock. They started jamming and composing songs in their dorm rooms, gradually making their way to local gigs and concerts. The name ‘Which Humour’ derived from the group’s penchant for a little sarcasm and humour in their lyrics and performances, coupled with their passion for addressing pressing issues.

Genre:
Progressive Rock with elements of Pop and Jazz

Title:
‘Don’t Fall Prey’

Full Song Lyrics:

(Verse 1)
Am Em
In the land of the free, and home of the brave,
F C
Don’t let your dreams be someone else’s slave.
Am Em
Don’t let the world make you feel small,
F C
Stand tall, stand tall, You’ve got it all.

(Chorus)
G Em
Don’t fall prey, to the games they play,
Am C
Let your heart lead the way, don’t fall prey.

(Verse 2)
Am Em
In the space of your mind, let love unwind,
F C
Keep your spirit aligned, leave the hurt behind.
Am Em
Don’t let fear write your story,
F C
Reach for glory, reach for glory.

(Chorus)
G Em
Don’t fall prey, to the things they say,
Am C
In your soul is the ray, don’t fall prey.

The band’s favorite fan:

Name: Emily Clark

Testimonial: “I’ve followed Which Humour since their early days, before they even had an album to their name. Their music resonates deeply with my life experiences, and their lyrical prowess is unmatched. Each song is a journey, an exploration of various aspects of life. ‘Don’t Fall Prey’ became my personal anthem during a challenging period, reminding me of my strength and resilience. Which Humour isn’t just a band to me; they’re like my musical lifeline. They’re definitely my favourite, and their music has the power to touch souls and make a difference.”