Shallow Side

Shallow Side was formed in the small town of Cullman, Alabama, marking their entry into the rock music scene. The founding members included Eric Boatright as the lead vocalist and Heath Fields on drums and backing vocals. The band began cultivating their unique rock 'n' roll style during this time, setting the foundation for their future success.

Shallow Side released their debut extended play (EP) titled 'Home Today.' This initial offering introduced their distinct rock sound to a wider audience and helped establish the band's presence in the competitive music scene. The EP served as an important stepping stone, allowing the band to gain invaluable experience and build a fanbase that would support their upcoming projects.

Continuing to build momentum, Shallow Side released their second EP called 'Stand Up.' This release further showcased their evolving musical capabilities and contributed to growing recognition within the rock music community. The band's consistent production of quality music kept fans engaged and attracted new listeners eager to experience their dynamic sound.

The year 2016 was pivotal for Shallow Side with the release of their EP 'ONE.' This collection included notable radio singles such as 'Rebel,' 'Renegade' (a cover of a Styx song), and 'Can You Hear Me.' The success of these tracks garnered significant attention, earning the band the title of Loudwire's 'Best New Artist of the Year.' This recognition marked a critical rise in their career and expanded their reach within the rock music scene.

Shallow Side released 'Origins,' a compilation album that consolidated their previous work, offering both new and existing fans a comprehensive collection of their music. This release reinforced the band's developing legacy and provided a curated experience of their journey up to that point. It also served as a bridge to their entrance into full-length studio albums, highlighting their growth as artists.

In 2019, Shallow Side released their first full-length album, 'Saints & Sinners,' produced by Michael “Elvis” Baskette, renowned for his work with prominent rock acts. The album featured their most-streamed song to date, 'Sound The Alarm,' contributing to their growing popularity. Despite promotional challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, this album solidified Shallow Side's position in modern rock, showcasing their matured sound and broadening their appeal to a wider audience.

Shallow Side underwent a lineup change with Sam Bower joining the band as the new bassist and backing vocalist. This change was part of the band's ongoing evolution, helping to refresh and sustain their creative energy. Maintaining a strong and cohesive lineup is crucial for a band's continued success, and the addition of Bower contributed to their stability and future musical projects.

The band saw another key lineup change as guitarist and backing vocalist Codey Red joined Shallow Side, replacing former member Seth Trimble who had been with the band since its inception. This transition represented a new chapter in their musical journey, allowing them to explore fresh influences and maintain their dynamic sound. Such changes often reinvigorate a band’s style and help in adapting to evolving musical landscapes.

Shallow Side released their second full-length album titled 'Reflections,' featuring 11 tracks produced by multiple producers including Kile Odell and Chris Dawson/James Beattie. This album showcased the band's continued growth and versatility, incorporating diverse production influences from collaborators known for work with various rock and metal acts. 'Reflections' reflects the band’s resilience and creativity post-pandemic, demonstrating their commitment to producing powerful and impactful rock music.