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Los Angeles-based DREAMERS newest single “Die Happy” is the lead single from the band's sophomore album out now. 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 join 311, Dirty Heads, and The Interrupters on tour this summer beginning July 2nd and are also playing Lollapalooza.

The Australian group Middle Kids released their new “mini-album” called “New Songs For Old Problems” on May 24th via Domino. Singing “Don’t it ever make you feel sad/Is this is the real thing”, the band’s front-woman Hannah Joy says of the new single, “‘Real Thing’ is the lifelong quest for meaning. “The quiet, persistent voice in the stillness that constantly checks to see if you truly think you’ve found the thing you’re looking for.” Middle Kids are currently stateside on their ‘Real Thing’ National Tour with shows through June all over the U.S.

The duo Missio return with their first official single, “I See You” from their brand new album, “The Darker The Weather // The Better The Man” out now via RCA Records. On the latest single “I See You,” Missio songwriter Matthew Brue turns to those who are “down and depressed, just a mess” to let them know they’re not alone.  "This song is for all of you who don't feel seen, don't feel heard, those who are addicted, those who are lonely, & those who struggle with anxiety & depression," the band says of "I See You." "We hope that you will see yourselves the way that we see you."

“Comeback Kid” is the brand new single from the New Politics. “You can knock me out/You can hold me down/I’m a comeback kid,” lead singer David Boyd triumphantly sings in the chorus. “Ain’t no rest for the wicked.” “Writing ‘Comeback Kid’ couldn’t have come at a more perfect time for us,” said Boyd. “I feel the message of the song might not be anything new, it’s something we’ve all heard before. But it’s a reminder and a truth everyone needs in their life. If you’re playing a game, if you’re in a relationship or hustling at work, life is a roller coaster of wins and losses, but you must maintain the will and the courage to bounce back.” This year, New Politics are celebrating their 10-year anniversary with a run of six intimate shows at the end of June in New York, Boston, Chicago, Denver, Sacramento, and L.A.