The Submarines - Shoelaces Lyrics

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Who are the members of The Submarines?

   The Submarines are composed of John Dragonetti and Blake Hazard. Blake is from Burlington, Vermont and John from Jackson, Michigan. Both were solo artists in Boston before forming The Submarines and later got married.

2. What is the background of Blake Hazard?

   Blake Hazard, fully named Eleanor Blake Hazard, is from Burlington, Vermont. She attended the Putney School, graduated from Harvard University, and is the great-granddaughter of American writer F. Scott Fitzgerald. An avid runner, Blake has participated in numerous marathons across various cities.

3. Where was the song 'Shoelaces' written and recorded?

   'Shoelaces' by The Submarines was written by Blake Hazard. The recording likely took place in John Dragonetti's studio in Eaglerock, CA, aligning with the band's history of recording together. They also collaborated in other sophisticated studio setups.

4. What themes are explored in the lyrics of 'Shoelaces'?

   The lyrics of 'Shoelaces' touch on themes of introspection, emotional struggles, and navigating relationships. They convey feelings of untangling complex situations, taking risks, and the challenges inherent in love and partnership.

5. What unique recording equipment does The Submarines have access to?

   When John worked on the album 'Love Notes/Letter Bombs,' he used a studio with a rare Neve 8036 Console and various high-end equipment. This mixture of analog and digital technology contributes to The Submarines' distinctive sound.

6. Have The Submarines contributed to any educational initiatives?

   Yes, in 2010, The Submarines participated in a workshop titled 'Songwriting With The Submarines' for 826LA. The resulting compilation included local bands covering songs written by children from the workshop, and a Mini Festival celebrated the children's creativity.