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Future Lovers EP. Two years after the release of their last EP, Future Lovers is a worthwhile sequel. "Bad Behaviour" starts with a riff that nods to the Clash's "Should I Stay or Should I Go" before launching into a singalong-worthy anthem that's entirely the Beaches' signature sound, down to the call and response vocals between lead vocalist Jordan Miller and her bandmates. True to the band's Toronto roots, the EP is filled with lyrics that reference recognizable local landmarks and figures including the Summerville pool, Mississauga, the King West neighbourhood, the Bovine Sex Club and Go...

The Beaches have released a new tune. “Let’s Go” is the first single off their upcoming EP,  Future Lovers, which will be out May 14th. Jordan Miller from the band says that they recorded this one in Los Angeles, when they were creating their 2019 EP,  The Professional. Listen to the 91X New Song Pick at 8:15 am, 12:15 pm, 4:15 pm, and 7:15 pm! Comments

Check out the newly shared "Let's Go" Published Apr 29, 2021The Beaches have revealed their next move. On May 14, the Toronto band will release their new EP Future Lovers via Universal Music Canada. Right now, though, you can check out the newly shared "Let's Go." The track is the first to arrive from the upcoming mini-release, and it's come via a lyric video. You can watch it for yourself below. The Future Lovers EP was produced by the famed Jacknife Lee and written by all four band members with Jacknife and longtime collaborator Coco Morier. It follows the Beaches' 2019 EP The Beaches' ...

Photo By Becca Hamel After closing out the year with one of the top songs on Canadian radio, The Beaches have released a new tune. “Let’s Go” is the first single off their upcoming EP, Future Lovers, which will be out May 14th. Jordan Miller from the band says that they recorded this one in Los Angeles, when they were creating their 2019 EP, The Professional. She adds that with time off the road because of the pandemic, they’ve been able to go and rework them.