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“Never Go Back” is the latest single from the Israeli singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist, Dennis Lloyd. "'Never Go Back' is a direct continuation of the narrative of 'Nevermind'," Lloyd explains."'Nevermind' was written in Bangkok at the beginning of the relationship with my ex-girlfriend and 'Never Go Back' was written directly following our break up in Israel. Everything I write about is based off of real emotion and life experience. I hope listeners can connect in their own way. I wrote it after we broke up during a really lonely time when I felt depressed. If I don't feel anything, I don't write music. But I wrote and recorded this in 45 minutes. The song is a dialogue between her and me. It's part of a group of four songs that tells the whole story."  His "The Never Go Back Tour" kicks off April 7th with festival dates including Coachella, Governors Ball, and Firefly.

Los Angeles-based DREAMERS newest single “Die Happy” will be featured on their forthcoming sophomore album due out later this year.  When asked about “Die Happy”, vocalist/guitarist Nick Wold explains, “I wrote ‘Die Happy’ about sitting on my steps till the morning light with a girl I know. She was chain-smoking and I was talking philosophy, and it all made me think of how those little moments can be the most deeply gratifying, where you just feel like your life is complete.”  DREAMERS will be playing at this year’s Governor’s Ball Festival in New York City on June 1st.  DREAMERS will also join 311, Dirty Heads, and The Interrupters on tour this summer beginning July 2nd.

“Choke” is the new single from the duo, I DONT KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME. The duo is made up of lead vocalist and bassist Dallon Weekes (formerly of Panic! At The Disco) and drummer Ryan Seaman (formerly of Falling in Reverse). “I wrote ‘Choke’ to sort through how disenchanted I had become with living in Los Angeles,” bandmember Dallon Weekes says. “I still love L.A. a lot, but it’s never felt like home for me. It can be a difficult culture to navigate if you don’t have any desire to fit in.”  IDKhow begins its spring tour at ALT AZ 93.3/Phoenix's "Band Splash" festival on April 28th with a stop at Shaky Knees in Atlanta on May 3rd.
 

Meg Myers recently released a cover of Kate Bush’s 1985 hit song, “Running Up That Hill” via 300. This is the first taste of her next project which will be a collection of seven original songs that were recorded as part of the “Take Me To The Disco” sessions (but were not included on the album) slated for release this summer. When asked about why she chose to cover this particular track, Myers explains, "Growing up, I was never really interested in covering other artist’s music. I always wanted to write my own songs because I knew I could only sing music and lyrics that were truly authentic, from my heart (and also would have to make sense with my deep voice). Well, then I discovered Kate Bush’s ‘Running Up That Hill,’ which for years has resonated with my soul like nothing ever before. What if we could experience role reversal? What would it be like living in each other’s shoes? I think we would find a lot more compassion for one another and a passion for kindness and truth. This song to me, represents an opening of our hearts and a possibility of acceptance for all. And to me, this is an important message for the world we are living in right now."