The Young Hearts have today released their new EP, The Good, The Bad & The Rest Of Us, that continues their deeply personal journey through life, change, and resilience, offering their most self-assured and emotionally resonant work to date. Drawing on their roots in Deal, a small coastal town far removed from the UK’s bustling music hubs, the band’s latest EP is a heartfelt reflection of both personal growth and the steadfast spirit required to navigate an unforgiving music industry. Offering both catharsis and comfort in equal measure, that emotional relatability pulses through every track on The Good, The Bad & The Rest Of Us.

Sonically, the record continues to refine the band’s signature blend of punk urgency and Americana storytelling, a sound shaped by years of musical exploration and influence from acts such as Bruce Springsteen and The Bouncing Souls. Despite the challenges of making a name for themselves outside of their hometown, The Young Hearts have managed to carve out a space for themselves through their resilience and authenticity, finding strength in adversity and using it to fuel their creative fire. For The Young Hearts, The Good, The Bad & The Rest Of Us isn’t just another release, it’s a milestone. A testament to growth, persistence, and the power of honest songwriting.

“Growing up has always been a consistent theme with all our releases. We’re navigating adulthood one day at a time, and I believe it’s why people find such a strong connection with our music, because it’s something we can all relate to. The small town life and how we’ve grown up has become the backdrop for our own storytelling. We’re all just figuring it out as we go, and I think these songs are a soundtrack to that.” (vocalist & guitarist Craig Lawrence)

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