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Menzingers' New Album: Grit & Optimism

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The Menzingers unveil new music video for Chance Encounters, their upcoming album Everything I Ever Saw set for July 17th release. Despite life changes and global turmoil, the bands 20-year friendship strengthened, infusing their punk rock roots with raw energy and hope. Produced by Grammy winner Will Yip, this album promises to be their best yet.

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On April 29th, the men's singers just dropped a fresh music video for their new single chance encounters directed by Britain, Ryan, and the band themselves. This comes right on the heels of announcing their upcoming album, Everything I Ever Saw, set to hit shells on July 17th. They've been pouring their hearts into this project amid big life shifts and world chaos, which only tightened their bond after 20 years together. Hartman Taamei says, it pulled them deeper into the music and their friendship, turning bigger problems into deeper meaning and a hard one sense of, hope. Fans are buzzing about this raw energy, especially since the band leaned into the uncertainty instead of cynicism. It's their real talk vibe that keeps their punk rock roots alive and kicking. The album was cut with longtime producer Will Yip, a Grammy winner who's worked with acts like Turnstile, at his shiny new memory music studios in, Philadelphia. If you're craving that mix of grit and optimism, mark your calendar for July 17th. Sounds like the men's singers are delivering their best yet.

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