The Uglysuit
Made up of six friends from Oklahoma City ranging in age from 20-23, The Uglysuit brings a different mentality to what they do – remarkably fresh-faced and honest, the band believes in letting loose, fostering a heartfelt atmosphere of hope and love, and works hard to shape what comes naturally. Playing together since their early teen years has given them an almost familial connection which shines through on their beautiful, fully-realized debut album. Read Full BioMade up of six friends from Oklahoma City ranging in age from 20-23, The Uglysuit brings a different mentality to what they do – remarkably fresh-faced and honest, the band believes in letting loose, fostering a heartfelt atmosphere of hope and love, and works hard to shape what comes naturally. Playing together since their early teen years has given them an almost familial connection which shines through on their beautiful, fully-realized debut album.
The comfort and ease The Uglysuit shares in performing together is evident in the direction each song takes. Some start as one thing and end as something completely different, but in a way that fits together perfectly. Nothing is sacrificed and everything makes sense. “Brownblue’s Passing” begins delicately before orchestral elements take a march-like turn, leading to a finale that becomes increasingly hypnotic and epic. “…And We Became Sunshine” opens with a bouncy intro that eventually transforms into a soaring chorus of guitar washes, keyboard flourishes, and lush, layered vocals. “Chicago” brings together a more traditional song structure, a melody painted with piano and delicate guitar lines, and a refrain that can stay embedded in your brain for days.
The Uglysuit’s music is an extended love song to the notion that everything is possible, yet nothing is guaranteed. It’s born of excitement and energy and built on potential and promise. It’s based on the premise that change exists in everything, and where a wide-eyed view of the world doesn’t equal naiveté. It reminds us that we are alive, and that maybe it’s not too late.
http://www.myspace.com/theuglysuit
The comfort and ease The Uglysuit shares in performing together is evident in the direction each song takes. Some start as one thing and end as something completely different, but in a way that fits together perfectly. Nothing is sacrificed and everything makes sense. “Brownblue’s Passing” begins delicately before orchestral elements take a march-like turn, leading to a finale that becomes increasingly hypnotic and epic. “…And We Became Sunshine” opens with a bouncy intro that eventually transforms into a soaring chorus of guitar washes, keyboard flourishes, and lush, layered vocals. “Chicago” brings together a more traditional song structure, a melody painted with piano and delicate guitar lines, and a refrain that can stay embedded in your brain for days.
The Uglysuit’s music is an extended love song to the notion that everything is possible, yet nothing is guaranteed. It’s born of excitement and energy and built on potential and promise. It’s based on the premise that change exists in everything, and where a wide-eyed view of the world doesn’t equal naiveté. It reminds us that we are alive, and that maybe it’s not too late.
http://www.myspace.com/theuglysuit
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Chicago
The Uglysuit Lyrics
I tried to sleep in the rain, underneath an acorn tree, but the drops kept falling,
Hitting me, as I slipped further unconsciously, into a world of windy dreams.
Into a world of many windy dreams.
And where did I begin to drift off to that I think that I can fly.
My mind, I took it to Chicago.
The temperatures dropped to a stunning three degrees and I can hardly feel my legs.
Just as I had almost lost my mind completely, the seas had shown a sign to melt.
I sailed away towards many days. I sailed away so many ways.
And where did I begin to drift off to that I think that I can fly.
My mind, I took it to Chicago.
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Deanna Sydney
love the look of it! <3 the song...and ER!!
Nicholas Foster
i LOVE this song. heard it on a compilation CD for Dfest in Tulsa... it's fantastic. The wurlitzer is absolutely beautiful. Good work, guys.
Zach Doyle
they played the grand opening of my school The Academy of Contemporary Music, and they are unbelieveable. They are amazing both live and on the album in different ways. But one of my all time fav bands. This song is like heroin, once you hear it once, you are hooked
coeurfleur
i love this song so much...i'm addicted to it. great band! great song!
Jacob Kenney
im seeing them on friday! theyre opening for umphreys!!! i cant waaaait... i could pee from pure excitement
Harriet Day
Accidentally discovered this amazing band whilst looking for genuinely ugly suits... I call that a win!
Jacob Sams
Saw these guys at Norman Music Festival :) The best experience ever
DJRombanelli
very beautiful song... peccato che in Italia non la conosca nessuno :(
Asgar313
that's right... I loved it :) great song...
megsican
i remember when these guys were corban eldra way back in the new bands tournament back in the bartlesville wherehouse days. always stellar music. i really like this! it's cool to see that they are doing so well. pure talent! :)