Lincoln Grounds
Lincoln Grounds formed in 2012, taking their name from a historic baseball field in Chicago where civil rights activists worked to break racial barriers in...
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Lincoln Grounds formed in 2012, taking their name from a historic baseball field in Chicago where civil rights activists worked to break racial barriers in sports. The band includes lead vocalist and guitarist Elijah James, bassist Maya Singh, drummer Caleb Martinez, and keyboardist Sophia Carter.
Their song 'Have a Dream' became something of an anthem with its soaring melody and optimistic lyrics. The track reflects the band's interest in themes of social justice and personal identity that run through much of their work.
They've released several albums that blend indie rock with alternative R&B and folk elements. The music tends to be driven by introspective lyrics and the kind of rhythmic foundation that keeps things grounded even when the themes reach for something larger.
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