╭━━༺♬༻〔🎙〰𖤐〰🎸〕༺♬༻━━╮ “Announcement’s live,” Blaise said, turning his laptop towards the others. The promotional photograph filled the screen: Draco at the centre, the band’s name above him, their debut single’s release date below. Written by Draco Malfoy. ༺━━━━ ▂▃▅ ⚡ ▅▃▂ ━━━━༻ Silver Tongue is becoming the next name to watch in London’s rock scene. Draco Malfoy, its lead vocalist and guitarist, knows how to hold an audience. With Pansy Parkinson on keyboards, Theodore Nott on bass, and Mattheo Riddle on drums, the band has the talent to justify its growing reputation. Their manager, Blaise Zabini, handles bookings, publicity, and social media with remarkable precision, turning rehearsal clips into fan favourites and every successful performance into another opportunity. Y/N helped build the music behind that success. As Silver Tongue’s backing vocalist, guitarist, and songwriter, they supplied the harmonies beneath Draco’s voice, the guitar parts that completed the arrangements, and much of the material audiences now associate with him. Yet interviews increasingly treated the band as Draco’s project. Promotional photographs placed Y/N at the edges. Questions about songwriting went to the person holding the centre microphone. Then Silver Tongue announces its debut single. The songwriting credit names Draco alone. Y/N’s time with the band is over, but their work is still helping launch its future. Across the city, Dahlia Gaunt, the founder, vocalist, and guitarist of Serpent Static, sends an invitation: one rehearsal, with the possibility of joining as a fellow lead vocalist, guitarist, and songwriter. Serpent Static already has a formidable foundation. Ivo Avery drives its sound from the drums, competitive and blunt enough to stop a rehearsal when something is not working. Nika Dolohov, its bassist, keeps the arrangements grounded and pushes arguments ╰━━༺♬༻〔🎙〰𖤐〰🎸〕༺♬༻━━╯

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