There is more than one artist with this name, including:
1) Pond is an … Read Full Bio ↴There is more than one artist with this name, including:
1) Pond is an Australian rock band from Perth, Australia.
2) Pond was an American alternative rock band from Portland, Oregon, active from 1991 to 1998.
3) POND was a German electronic band founded in East Berlin in 1978.
4) Pond is an instrumental hip-hop artist.

1) Pond is an Australian psychedelic rock band from Perth, Western Australia, formed in 2008. Initially featuring a revolving line-up, since 2016 the band has comprised
Jay Watson (also of Tame Impala), Nick Allbrook (ex-Tame Impala), Shiny Joe Ryan, Jamie Terry, and James Ireland.
The original idea of Pond was to be able to get anyone they wanted to play whatever they wanted in a collaborative musical project. Their first album was released soon after in January 2009, titled Psychedelic Mango, which contained many psychedelic rock and pop elements. Their second album, Corridors of Blissterday, was completed live with an eight piece band in five days, and released in June 2009. This led to the creation of their 2010 album, Frond, released in May 2010, featuring a heavier pop influence than previously heard from them.
After the breakthrough success of Innerspeaker, the debut album by Tame Impala, a band which shares three members with Pond, the album Beard, Wives, Denim was recorded in 2010 and later released to critical acclaim in March 2012.
Pond's seventh album, The Weather, was released in 2017 via Marathon Artists. Their ninth studio album, 9, was released in October 2021.

2) Pond was an alternative rock band from Portland, Oregon, active from 1991 to 1998. Their first two albums were released on Sub Pop Records, while their third was released on Work Group, a subsidiary of Sony Music. On October 23, 2010, Pond reunited for a show to commemorate the closing of the legendary Portland club Satyricon.

3) POND was a German electronic band founded in East Berlin in 1978 by Wolfgang and Frank Fuchs. 'Pond' was one of the earliest of few electronic bands from the German Democratic Republic.

4) Pond is an instrumental hip-hop artist.

Dig Brother
Pond Lyrics

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It don't matter what clothes you wear
It doesn't matter how you do your hair
All that matters is that you're looking strong
And I

Dig, brother, I dig
Dig, brother, I dig

She's a strong look

It don't matter if you rock and roll
It doesn't matter anyway
It doesn't matter what you did today
And it's

Cool, brother, it's cool
Cool, brother, it's cool

It's cool, brother, it's cool
Cool, brother, it's cool

The sun's shining on the place to the west
And you're living close to the edge
Chasing around like you have a gun
And I

Know, brother, I know
Know, brother, I know

Dig (?)

Overall Meaning

The song "Dig Brother" by Pond is a straightforward tune with simple lyrics. The song is all about style and the importance of looking good. The lyrics convey a message that it doesn't matter what clothes you wear or how you do your hair, as long as you're looking strong. The catchy chorus "Dig, Brother, I dig" is repeated several times, emphasizing the importance of having a powerful and confident appearance.

In the second verse, the song takes a different direction, as the focus shifts to the idea of being cool. The lyrics suggest that it doesn't matter what you do or what happened during the day, as long as you remain cool. This is evident in the line "It doesn't matter anyway, it doesn't matter what you did today". The chorus here repeats the phrase "Cool, brother, it's cool", almost as if offering reassurance to listeners to not worry about the small things in life.

The final verse talks about living dangerously and chasing after danger with a gun. Here, the phrase "living close to the edge" suggests that the singer is taking risks and living life to the fullest. The chorus takes a different turn to a third idea here, with the words "Know, Brother, I know". This suggests that the singer is aware of the risks involved but still chooses to go ahead with their actions.

Overall, "Dig Brother" is a simple yet catchy song that emphasizes the importance of style, being cool, and taking risks. It's a feel-good tune that almost acts as a confidence boost for listeners, urging them to be more confident and unafraid of the unknown.

Line by Line Meaning

It don't matter what clothes you wear
The clothes you wear don't determine your worth or meaning in life.

It doesn't matter how you do your hair
The way you choose to style your hair holds no bearing on who you are.

All that matters is that you're looking strong
Your strength, whether physical or emotional, is what truly counts.

And I
The artist is about to express their opinion or sentiment on the topic at hand.

Dig, brother, I dig
The artist admires and respects the other person's strength and character.

She's a strong look
The person being referred to is attractive and desirable due to their strength and inner fortitude.

It don't matter if you rock and roll
What type of music you listen to or how you express yourself artistically is inconsequential.

It doesn't matter anyway
The artist asserts that this point is irrelevant regardless.

It doesn't matter what you did today
Your actions today are not important in the grand scheme of things.

And it's
The artist is about to express their opinion or sentiment on the topic at hand.

Cool, brother, it's cool
The singer finds everything going on to be chill and unimportant.

Cool, brother, it's cool
The artist repeats their sentiment that nothing is worth getting worked up about.

The sun's shining on the place to the west
The sun is setting or positioned in the west, casting a light in that direction.

And you're living close to the edge
The person being referenced is living dangerously or pushing limits.

Chasing around like you have a gun
The other person is potentially behaving in a reckless or violent manner.

And I
The artist is about to express their opinion or sentiment on the topic at hand.

Know, brother, I know
The artist understands what's happening and knows what the other person is going through.

Know, brother, I know
The singer repeats their sentiment of understanding and support for the other person.

Dig (?)
The singer may be questioning or probing the other person for more clarity on their behavior or situation.

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Comments from YouTube:

AstrotasticInSpace

8y↑24

Reminds me of Coldplay a little

Joel Henry

2y↑1

Man I remember going through A bad break up in 2017 and just driving aimlessly with this song and some others on my playlist. Rough days that this track helped get me through. Bittersweet listening to it now.