Mistaken

released June 6, 2023
Joe Boisits - Guitar, Vocals, Bass
Tom Frank - Vocals, Guitar, Drums
Evan Martin - Vocals, Organ, Guitar

False faced fools. Surround you it haunts me.
It's so cold with those outside ghosts that come in.
I'll be fine, you'll say it's alright and you'll go what's the point?
You've made up your mind.

Somethings lost I just can't trace it. Make it work, go walk away.

False faced fools pull in close to take you. It's so cruel using all this act to make you feel at home. When there's no place further than without.

Treat this moment like a holiday. Tell your closest friends to come forsake a complaint. You're just stuck in your head. If I knew any better at the time. I'd swear you're already dead. If I know myself, this world I know you'll do it again. Is there much left to say? Once it's over and it's finally time to run away. You'll have no one left to blame. Except yourself for thinking funny while you're playing the game again.

Busker

Midas Hand was written by all three members during a trip to DC to visit our band mate Tom Frank who is currently based there while the rest of the band is based in Long Island NY. The song is about being in a relationship where one of the parties feels unappreciated or even thought of as less than the other. The song explores self discovery, resilience and determination to develop self worth.
lyrics
I know what you say don't matter.
I'm a human anyway of matter.
I'll be fine, telling you to stay.
Till next time you can have your way.

Something tells me you're just scared.
All the focus on who cares.
Folded fingers, it's too late.
Looking sobered by losing your own game.

I knew what you meant by failures.
I'm my own experiment, you're flattered.
I've been kind telling you to stay.
You've been wise going on your way.

Something tells me you're just scared.
All the focus on who cares.
Folded fingers, it's too late.
Looking sobered by losing your own game.

She's not a stranger and she's not your neighbor don't you know?
She's not as tame as she seems. She's not afraid of what you've seen.
It's all a show that she's staged to pull you in and let you go.
It's all a game that she's played you're not a part of don't you know?
credits
released July 25, 2023
Evan Martin - Vocals, Guitar, Piano, Bass
Tom Frank - Bass
Drums - Fran C Pratt

Midas Hand

I over-tried now I've done too much.
Out of replies, we keep on losing touch.
All that I'd say was always swept away.
My hope this time, is Mary intertwined.

Bear in mind you matter just fine. You may be fine. You matter alright.
You may be fine. You may be I don't know.

Maybe don't ask why.
When she'd say she'd stay another time.
Something comes to mind.
Mary finds some comfort then she sighs.
Don't you feel so tired?
Maybe it's not best for you to drive.

Bear in mind you matter just fine. You may be fine. You matter alright.
You may be fine. You may be I don't know.

Released May 7, 2023

Evan Martin - Guitar, Organ, Wurlitzer, Piano, Vocals
Joe Boisits - Bass
Andrew Frey - Drums

Suitcase

When we get back will we know?
If we get there, will it show?
If we get back to the show.
When we get back I don't know.

I've been so long.
I've been so wrong.
I've been talking too.
credits
released April 7, 2023
Evan Martin - Vocals, Bass, Guitar, Synth
Tom Frank - Backing Vocals
Mike Rufolo - Drums

Fresh Fruit

Keeping all her books, on a shelf nowhere.
No one to become.
Keeping all her words, locked away for good.
Where the money goes, no one ever knows.

Keeping all her words, locked away for good.
Failures only plan is planning to look bad.

Soaked in blue.

You wanted to do what you wanted to do.
I'd fall for you. I falter you.

Keep my money wet.

Printing all her work from the bar downtown.
Running makes her mad, her husband tells her go.

You wanted to do what you wanted to do.
I'd fall for you.
credits
released March 3, 2023
Evan Martin - Guitar, Bass, Synth, Vocals
Joe Boisits - Bass
Olli Kerstan - Drums

Soaked in Blue

In 2008, Joe Boisits and Evan Martin met in junior high school and would go on to spend their formative years writing and recording songs in Martin’s basement in Long Island, New York. They continued to develop multiple bands throughout the 2010’s with Andrew Frey on drums and Bob-O Vetri on keys. After performing at dozens of venues in New York such as Webster Hall, the group ultimately disbanded in 2016. Over the years, both Martin and Boisits continued recording demos for various projects. At the height of the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, they were first introduced to vocalist Tom Frank at Suffolk Recording Studios and immediately began recording records for their debut 2023 release.

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