Historias de Echosmith

When a girl who doesn't believe in love and a boy who wants to fall in love, meet.

A distorted photo, a whispered warning, and a chilling message: "Listen." BTS finds themselves trapped in a web of secrets, pursued by an unseen force. Can they decipher the cryptic clues and expose the truth before it's too late? Who is watching BTS? What secrets lie hidden behind the cryptic messages they receive? As the line between reality and illusion blurs, the group must race against time to uncover the truth, before the unseen observers make their move... let's find and take a part in this journey of bts....

Your favorite band of siblings, Echosmith, have formed a partnership with Hollister Co. to battle bullying and raise awareness with a new campaign called All Equal. The campaign kicks off with a nearly 16-minute informational video featuring the band, a scholarship program, a line of inspirational t-shirts, and a round up promotion that gives customers the option to round their purchase totals up to the nearest dollar with the profits benefiting the non-profit company, No Bully, who have also partnered with Hasbro, Cartoon Network, TOMS and more. Echosmith share fun-filled video for summery single, "Let's Love" Hollister's brand president, Fran Horowitz, has said, "Many of our customers are affected by the profound and lasting impact that bullying can have. Our goal in bringing the All Equal campaign to schools is not only to raise awareness, but to provide students with the tools and resources they need to stand up against bullying." Echosmith's lead singer, Sydney Sierota, adds, "Most people struggle to fit in and feel like outsiders at some point in their lives, which is why we joined this campaign and what inspired our song 'Cool Kids.' To us, antibullying is about self-acceptance and love for others, and we hope that through this campaign and our music, people find inspiration in these messages."

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Your favorite band of siblings, Echosmith, have formed a partnership with Hollister Co. to battle bullying and raise awareness with a new campaign called All Equal.

Echosmith is on the road again, and siblings Sydney, Noah and Graham Sierota couldn't be more thrilled. They're also gearing up to release their highly-anticipated second studio album, and their sparkling new single "Over My Head" is sitting pretty at No. 28 on the Adult Pop Songs chart.

Life gets hard. Especially when your dating a rockstar.

In this thrilling tale, a mysterious game gifted by a reclusive man enthralls a group of unsuspecting children, transporting them into a virtual world fraught with danger and riddles. Trapped within the game's labyrinthine challenges, they must unravel its secrets and outwit its malevolent creator to secure their freedom before it's "Game Over" for good.

talk·ing (v.): engaging in speech. dream (n.): a series of thoughts, images, and sensations occurring in a person's mind during sleep.

"Luke.. I will leave tomorrow, I can't say yes.." "Don't leave then" - he stood up and took my cold hand into his warm one ... British girl comes to Melbourne for a month by a school project. While living with new temporary family, she'll meet this special one boy. A boy who will make her happy. A boy, who'll cost her loads of trouble ...

A short story inspired by the song Terminal by Echosmith this song is on the acoustic dreams album. There are some lyrics from the song in the short story but it's not a songfic.

by: Echosmith on their album named: Talking Dreams

In a distant corner of the universe, Zha'thik, the Echo Weaver, crafts tapestries that whisper secrets of the cosmos. With each thread, they weave the fabric of existence, manipulating the very essence of reality. As the tapestries grow, so does their power, threatening to unravel the balance of the universe.

Here's a shorter description: "Echoes of the Heart" is a poignant and introspective poem that delves into the depths of the human experience. With lyrical language and a contemplative tone, this meditative masterpiece weaves a tapestry of self-discovery, solitude, and the eternal search for guidance. Through the whispers of the night, the silence of solitude, and the echoes of the heart, this poem invites readers to embark on a journey of introspection and self-reflection. With each verse, the boundaries between the inner and outer worlds blur, revealing the intricate dance between the human spirit and the mysteries of existence. A symphony of emotions, "Echoes of the Heart" is a testament to the transformative power of poetry, offering a sanctuary for those seeking solace, wisdom, and connection.

"I'll love you as intensely as you dislike being loved." "You'll miss me and long for my presence when I'm not around." "I'll show you both heaven and hell, making each moment so captivating that you'll yearn for every tick of the clock." "You'll hate living with me, and you'll loathe the thought of leaving." "You'll love me, even though it's the last thing you thought you would do." "Are you ready for the unpredictable journey of our love, my dear?"

What happens when you have no memory and your brothers and sister come home ? Dose it all come back or can you even remember them ? Check it out in 15 year old, Naomi's story.

a collection of one-shots based on songs. the links to the songs or covers that inspired the song will be at the top of the chapter, and the song title will be the chapter title

"We've been intentional about every moment," Sydney Sierota says. Echosmith is on the road again, and siblings Sydney, Noah and Graham Sierota couldn't be more thrilled. They're also gearing up to release their highly-anticipated second studio album, and their sparkling new single "Over My Head" is sitting pretty at No. 28 on the Adult Pop Songs chart. As the band tells Billboard, the bold, synth-driven song is a roadmap of sorts for their next era. "It's a progression," Sydney says. "It's still Echosmith at the core -- there are still real drums, real bass, the same girl singing -- but I do feel like it sounds older. We are five or six years older than we were when we recorded our first album, so naturally, there are a lot of changes that happen." The story behind the song is relatable to different situations, depending on how Sydney feels in the moment when she steps onstage. "Certain days, it feels like it's more about a friend, or it's more about my boyfriend, or it's about one of my brothers," she explains. "But it's just about miscommunication and misunderstandings, which happens in every type of relationship, no matter how hard you try."