A five-piece indie rock outfit from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, The Eames Era boasted the vocal talents of Ashlin Phillips, the guitars of Ted Joyner and Grant Widmer, the bass of Brian Waits, and the drums of Greg Gauthreaux. The band may be best known for their single “Could Be Anything”, featured on the soundtrack for the popular TV series Grey’s Anatomy. It was one of four songs from their debut recording in 2004, called “The Second EP” since it came after their original demo. The band produced “Double Dutch”, a full-length album a year later, and while it caught on among some college and indie rock circles it ultimately didn’t break into the mainstream to the extent “Could Be Anything” achieved. A second album was released in 2007, titled “Heroes + Sheroes”, and while the band dissolved in 2008, guitarists Joyner and Widmer now play together as Generationals.