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"Robbery” is the latest song from Sydney, Australia's Lime Cordiale, consisting of brothers Oliver and Louis Leimbach. It will be on their forthcoming sophomore album, “14 Steps To A Better You,” set for release on July 10th. Louis explains the song all started with that line: “Hey, there’s been a robbery”. When you meet someone, even just for a moment, they make an impact and then they’re gone. You’re left feeling robbed. You feel as though you need to find them somehow but it’s no use.  We played the song at pretty much every show throughout Europe. We slipped it in as a little secret addition, and it felt great even though no one knew what the hell was going on.”

“Upside Down” is the new single from singer-songwriter Josh Ostrander better known as Mondo Cozmo. It's from his second full-length, "New Medicine" out now on Last Gang Records. “Every single night I watch the evening news and wonder… Bout right,” said Josh. “Crazy times call for a crazy tune. It’s my attempt at a feel-good summer song in an imploding world. Good times… This album sums up a lot for me. Coming to terms with the weird guilt of success, navigating a new American experience.” Check out Mondo Cozmo's #PlayAt Home performance on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert here.

“Sick Of Feeling Useless” is the new single from the Halifax duo, Neon Dreams. The video is a creative combination of 2,474 images, forming a stop motion visual that sees lead singer Frank Kadillac and drummer Adrian Morris performing their new release. “Before every session, we try to talk about how we’re feeling,” said Frank. “At this point, before the song was made, we were discussing with our good friend and collaborator Nathaniel Motte from the band 3OH3! about how it’s easy to feel helpless...like nothing we do matters that much. Then Nat said ‘ya know...I think everyone is just sick of feeling useless.’ It hit so hard with me because I felt that way my whole life growing up, I felt useless until I broke out of my shell...if my fans are different versions of me this is the biggest thing that connects us on this island of misfit toys. People that feel like they don’t matter in this world and are constantly searching for a place to belong, a place that makes them feel like a kid again.”

The Unlikely Candidates recently released their new single "High Low" via The Orchard. It was recorded in the closet of lead singer Kyle Morris' Texas apartment during the COVID-19 pandemic. The track is the follow-up to the #1 Alternative single "Novocaine." Kyle said, “'High Low' is about change, isolation, and watching the world spin around you from your seat on the couch. The song began as an ode to tour life and growing up to see your friends fade away into new lives, cities, families, and jobs, but a few short weeks after writing it, the song took on new meaning as an anthem of longing for human connection and the shared experience of loneliness that brings us together even though we are far apart." The Unlikely Candidates recently launched their weekly live stream, "Flatten The Humpday," which airs every Wednesday at 3p (CT) on the band's Facebook and Instagram live every week for live performances, Q&A's, special guests and more.