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Three years after the release of Whatever That Was, She’s Only Sixteen regroups under the most untenable circumstances to release their long-awaited follow-up, The Other Side.

Marked with several firsts, the five-track EP broaches a wider sound spectrum, most evident in dance- and funk-infused lead single “Broken Glass” and “Wake Up.” The rest departs from the near-melancholia and sprawling guitar-drivenness ofWhatever That Was, favoring resigned, but optimistic adaptation: both to circumstance and the natural order of things. “We aren’t the young guns that we used to be in college and our early 20s. Life is moving faster than we have ever seen and I guess this is a collective reflection of all of us. We continuously grow up together and this EP just shows that. It’s nice to note that as we do get older, we are even more prone to trying out new things,” reflects vocalist Roberto Seña.

The band’s first fully self-produced record was mixed and mastered by JP Del Mundo (60NICE) in New Jersey, and executive produced by Roy Macasaet and She’s Only Sixteen.

The Other Side is available on release date on digital platforms everywhere via Party Bear Records.

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