i'm so curious if people actually read these. can you comment a frog emoji on my instagram or something if you see this I am an artist from Minnesota. I started writing music at a very basic level in 2019 after a college friend showed me the ropes of songwriting. This later blossomed into my first completed song, "Pieces," which I shared with a friend at a pool party in late 2019. He was looking to get more work as a producer, and I wanted to try putting out a song for the first time. So, we went to his parents' basement and finished my first song over a 3-4 month period. I honestly struggled with the process so much and didn't really know if I even wanted to continue. I had never experienced handing the reins of my creative work over to someone else; it was uncomfortable at first. I released the song in January 2020 and didn't expect much. I remember I went to Colorado over winter break with some friends, and we were on an early sunrise hike when I checked my phone to see that the song had been played 14,000 times in a single day. I was dumbfounded. We decided that we might as well keep going, and that led to the creation of two EPs in basements, which began my career as a songwriter, even though I had spent my entire life thinking I would be a professional drummer. The last few years have been a blur of writing and touring, but I just want everyone to know how thankful I am to do what I do. If you've read this far, you mean a lot to me. Much love to you all

Definitely Maybe is what you get when a state champion drum major (Sawyer, bass/production), a jazz and blues guitar player (Ian, guitar), and a 2000s-emo shower singer (Courtney, lead vocalist and writer) get together and make music. With a refreshing take on Pop Punk / Rock anthems, Courtney pulls raw and relatable words from broken friendships, hypocrisy she experienced growing up in the church, and her battles with mental health, including losing her sister to suicide in 2020. The catchy hooks and gritty guitar tones contrast the thoughtful themes inside each song, and the storytelling provides a vivid picture for the listeners to get lost in.  As a young band out of Chicago, only one year old, they just released their debut EP "Better Off Undone" streaming everywhere. The tracklist includes nostalgic and dark emo revival "One Thing," moody and driving "Same Old Same," a bop-your-head summer love song called "You + Me," and a classic pop punk breakup anthem, "Silly Song."  Definitely Maybe is only just getting started.