1. Backstory:
Whole Margin emanated from the bustling city of New Haven, Connecticut, in the year 2010. The band was formed by a group of buddies – Max, Tommy, and Luke, who were previously just regular college students studying at Yale University. Their common love for music brought them together, and after a few late-night jamming sessions in their dorm rooms, they realized they had stumbled upon something special.

The name Whole Margin emerged from the band’s philosophy which is about embracing the whole spectrum of life, the good and the bad, the ups and the downs. They believe it’s these margins of life that makes one’s story complete. This ideology echoes in their soulful lyrics, captivating melodies, and the raw, emotive energy that their live performances are known for.

2. Music Genre:
Whole Margin produces tunes falling under the genre of indie rock with a hint of folk and psychedelic influences.

3. Song Title:
“Borderlines of Reality”

4. Full song lyrics with chord progression:

(Verse 1: E7-Am-D-G)
We walk on the borderlines of reality,
Caught between the pages of our dreams,
Ever teetering on the brink of sanity,
In a world that’s never as it seems.

(Chorus: C-G-Am-E7)
Borderlines, borderlines, where shadows intertwine,
Are we just lost in time? Oh these borderlines.

(Verse 2: E7-Am-D-G)
In the prism of our thoughts, we wander,
On a quest for truths unknown,
In this maze of life, we ponder,
Are we ever truly alone?

(Chorus: C-G-Am-E7)
Borderlines, borderlines, where echoes are confined,
Are we just stars assigned? Oh these borderlines.

(Outro: D-Am-E7)
We are but voyagers in time,
Living on these borderlines.

5. The band’s favorite fan’s name is Hannah Rodgers, a literature professor who claims Whole Margin to be her favorite band. “Whole Margin’s music is like a symphony of my life’s emotions. Their songs resonate deeply with me, whether I’m going through a tough time or celebrating a joyous event. They somehow manage to capture the essence of human experiences in their lyrics, and the melodies are just hauntingly beautiful. I appreciate their authenticity and the fact that they are not afraid to explore complex themes in their songs. Whole Margin is not just a band to me; they are the soundtrack of my life.”