Backstory:
Woozy Half was born from the ashes of a three-piece garage rock band named ‘The Terabytes’. After the band’s frontman and drummer decided to part ways, the remaining member – bassist Jonny Sanderson – was left with a creative itch that refused to be ignored. Deciding to take the opportunity to explore a new musical direction, Jonny began to experiment with synthesizers, drum machines, and loop pedals. His room became a laboratory of sonic experimentation, and from this chaos, Woozy Half was formed.
Bringing his friend and former band roadie, Rita Chambers in on keyboards, the duo worked tirelessly to create an intoxicating blend of music that was equal parts mellow, thought-provoking, and downright danceable. The band officially debuted on the local music scene in 2015, and their unique sound quickly captured the attention of fans and critics alike.
Genre:
Synth-pop / Indie-Electronic
Title:
“Memory Echoes”
Full Song Lyrics:
(Verse 1)
[C] Through the looking [G] glass I see, [Am] images of [Em] you and me
[Dm] Fading like a [G] distant dream, [C] in the depths of [E] memory
[C] Time moves [G] on, we can’t [Am] go back, [Em] but in my mind [Dm] I retrace our track
[G] It’s a maze of [C] echoes, [E] a symphony of [Am] soundtrack
(Chorus)
[Dm] Memory echoes, [G] bouncing off the walls
[C] I can hear your laughter, [E] I can see your falls
[Am] Memory echoes, [Dm] in the halls of time
[G] I can hear your voice, [E] singing in rhyme
(Verse 2)
[C] Do you remember [G] those sunny days, [Am] lost in the [Em] music, lost in the [Dm] haze
[G] Our melody [C] would never fray, [E] but like all things, [Am] it faded away
[C] Yet, the [G] memory remains, [Am] echoing in [Em] my veins
[Dm] A song that [G] never wanes, [C] a love that [E] never [Am] strains
(Chorus)
[Dm] Memory echoes, [G] bouncing off the walls
[C] I can hear your laughter, [E] I can see your falls
[Am] Memory echoes, [Dm] in the halls of time
[G] I can hear your voice, [E] singing in rhyme
Favorite Fan:
Woozy Half’s number one fan is a guy named Erik. Erik discovered the band during a tough time in his life. The band’s unique sound and emotive lyrics provided him with catharsis, and he quickly fell in love with their music. Erik has been to every one of their shows within a 200-mile radius and even has a tattoo of the band’s logo.
In his words, “Woozy Half’s music is like a beacon in the storm. It’s comforting, exciting, and always makes me feel understood. Their song ‘Memory Echoes’ particularly resonates with me. The lyrics speak to me on a deep level, and the music just transports me to another place. They’re more than just my favorite band; they’re a part of my life.”