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Boston 3-piece Beach Weather set the stage for summer with their new single "Unlovable (f/Pale Waves)" via Arista. It's the follow up to the band's massive breakthrough #1 lead single "Sex, Drugs, Etc."  Beach Weather had this to say about Pale Waves on the new version of the song, "We're absolutely thrilled to have Heather featured on Unlovable. Her voice is so distinct and heavenly. I remember hearing their song 'She's My Religion' and thinking how incredible it would be to collaborate together one day. We loved the idea of having a contrasting vocal to put a different perspective on Unlovable. From the minute we started tracking with her, everything felt elevated. She really helped lift the chorus and we absolutely loved her take on the second verse. Sometimes it's a challenge to imagine another voice inside the world of your songs, then you hear it for the first time through a different lens and it feels special all over again."

U.K. 4-piece Blur drops new single "The Narcissist" from the band's ninth album, The Ballad Of Darren, coming July 21st via Parlophone/Warner. It's the first album from Blur in eight years. Lead Singer Damon Albarn said, "This is an aftershock record, reflection and comment on where we find ourselves now."

Minneapolis brother/sister duo Durry has a new version of their single "Who's Laughing Now" via Big Pip Records/Thirty Tigers. The fan favorite will be featured on the group’s debut album, Suburban Legend, set to drop on September 8th. On the track’s unconventional creation and rise to popularity, vocalist Austin Durry explained, "Who’s Laughing Now went viral before it was even finished being written. What started as a cynical outlook on life was flipped on its head overnight, as it rocketed to popularity. The next morning I left for the studio to try and capture this once in a lifetime viral moment. I realized the song I had written was wrong, and there was still hope left in the world. On the drive to the studio I rewrote it, inspired by the success and excitement of the public. This song is literally written about the success of its own demo."

Orem, UT's The Used return with their new single "Giving Up" via Big Noise. It's from the band's just released ninth album, Toxic Positivity. "Humans share such familiar experiences and similar tragedies and everything in between," said The Used’s Bert McCracken of the intimate connection he has with people in all four corners of the globe. "I feel that if I’m writing honestly, and I’m writing from the heart, our fans will feel it."