get it out there

The new album is set to be released next year, and the artists are determined to prevent any delays. They believe that if the songs sit around for too long, there is a greater risk of leaks. They feel pressure to write catchy songs, but their main focus is making music that they love themselves. They quickly decided to release their new single, "When the Rain Comes," without any influence from a major label. They wanted to avoid a repeat of their last album, which was leaked and devastating for them. They are determined to stop leaks by quickly putting out their music and shortening the release cycle. So the new album's out next year. I would say so, yeah. Are you going to protect it from getting late, what do you do? Of course. I think you just get on with it. Well, we don't even have the songs now. Yeah. Like, honestly, no one's allowed to have them. But also, I think if they sat there for a long time, there's more risk of it happening. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You need to, like, get out the music, get it out there. Right, let's talk about the new single, When the Rain Comes. Amazing. Do you feel pressure? Because your songs are always so catchy, do you feel there is pressure to write these catchy songs? We put a lot of pressure on ourselves, I think, to make sure every time we're in the studio that we do the absolute best we can. But I think that we only want, like, us to love it. And I think if you love it yourself, then you can always stand by it. I've always felt like that. Yeah, yeah. We knew the minute we heard the demo back, we said we should release it. It all happened very quickly. Oh, that's cool. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because it was away from a major label, so we were just like, no one's going to make this decision for us. It could just sit on the shelf or leak, like the last album, which is just devastating. That's awful when that happens. Terrible. How can they leak? Who gets hold of it? How do they get it? Is it all these tech insiders? No, yeah, it's just scrumptious people. Horrible people. I know. And so, yeah, we just thought, well, how do we stop that happening? And if we love it, let's just put it out. Yeah. You know, make that cycle just a little bit shorter, you know, get on with it.