1) A straight up, in your… Read Full Bio ↴Sky Harbor refers to four different bands:
1) A straight up, in your face rock band out of Phoenix, similar to Foo Fighters. The band did many national tours and plays about 150-200 shows a year. They were on Inpop records and distributed by EMI, before they broke up.
2) A Charleston, SC based band led by Steven Fiore (of Steven Fiore and the Good People) along with Mick Matricciano, Scott Baumil, and Josh Martin. The band released one EP titled "Stranger Things Have Happened" before the band went on hiatus following Fiore's move to Boston in the Fall of 2007.
3)Pop Punk from Jersey.
4) Skyharbor is a one-man djent band from India. The man behind the project is Keshav Dhar. The project was formerly known as Hydrodjent.
In Stereo
Sky Harbor Lyrics
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The music's getting to you
The feeling's coming straight to you
It's a culture revolution fueled by noise pollution
Funny looking kids are offering solutions
What can you do? What can you say?
You can't turn the music down and waste away
It's the sound and the fury of something more
It's in stereo, on the radio
Can you hear who's waiting at your door
It's in stereo, on the radio
Don't be left still stuck down on the floor
It's in stereo, on the radio
Can you hear life waiting at your door?
Can you hear it?
Can you feel it?
When the rythym hits you there's no way to beat it
It's the language of the small and the one's who got it all
Pop culture always falls with the right amount of decibals
What can you do? What can you say?
Don't turn the music down and waste today
And everybody's praying
While sitting on their hands
We don't bring hype, we bring a saviour
Well the time has come, the secret's out
What once was soft is playing loud
The lyrics to Sky Harbor's song In Stereo talk about the power of music in today's society. The first verse talks about how music is everywhere and it's impossible to avoid it. The line "It's a culture revolution fueled by noise pollution" suggests that the youth of today are rebelling against the old ways and creating a new culture driven by music. The next line talks about how the funny looking kids are offering solutions, which could refer to how youth culture is often overlooked or dismissed by older generations. The chorus reinforces the idea that music is everywhere and it's inescapable. The second verse talks about how music can be a unifier regardless of social status or wealth. The line "It's the language of the small and the one's who got it all" suggests that music is something that everyone can enjoy and relate to, no matter their background. The bridge talks about how people are waiting for something to happen, and the lyrics "We don't bring hype, we bring a saviour" suggests that music has the power to save people and bring them together.
Overall, the song speaks about the power of music and how it can unite people, as well as being a force for change in society.
Line by Line Meaning
Airwaves passing through you
The music is being transmitted to you through the airwaves
The music's getting to you
The music is having an effect on you
The feeling's coming straight to you
The emotions conveyed by the music are affecting you
It's a culture revolution fueled by noise pollution
The music is part of a cultural revolution that is loud and intense
Funny looking kids are offering solutions
Young people, who may look unconventional, are offering solutions through their music
What can you do? What can you say? You can't turn the music down and waste away
You cannot ignore the music that's all around you, you must engage with it in some way
It's in stereo, on the radio It's the sound and the fury of something more
The music is all around you and is powerful and exciting
Can you hear who's waiting at your door It's in stereo, on the radio
Opportunities are knocking at your door through the music
Don't be left still stuck down on the floor It's in stereo, on the radio
Don't be left behind when there are so many opportunities to be had
Can you hear life waiting at your door? It's in stereo, on the radio
The music can help you access new experiences and opportunities
Can you hear it? Can you feel it? When the rythym hits you there's no way to beat it
The music is physically and emotionally affecting you
It's the language of the small and the one's who got it all
The music speaks to both the underdog and the successful person
Pop culture always falls with the right amount of decibals
Pop culture can be influential and powerful when it's loud and intense
Don't turn the music down and waste today
Don't ignore the opportunities presented to you by the music
And everybody's praying While sitting on their hands
People are waiting for opportunities to come to them, instead of taking advantage of the ones presented to them
We don't bring hype, we bring a saviour Well the time has come, the secret's out
The music brings salvation and the time has come for everyone to access it
What once was soft is playing loud
The music may have been quiet or unpopular before, but now it's being played loudly and is influential
Contributed by Parker Y. Suggest a correction in the comments below.