With an impeccable, summer-ready blend of big hooks and infectious melodies, British Columbia pop-punks July Crowd have released their second song of the year, Happy Ever (Afterthought), via streaming platforms. The single channels the best of the late-90s & early-00s iteration of the genre, while remaining unerringly at ease alongside their contemporaries. “We wanted to write a song with bounce, with feel, with relatability. Musically, it’s somewhere between Lit’s 1999 “A Place In The Sun” and 2001 Smash Mouth. I think this song came together much more naturally than anything we’ve worked on before. It’s right in that pocket for us, that sweet spot between genres.” (lead vocalist Dom Walters) The post July Crowd Reveal New...