We dig CRUISR's track "All Over." It's catchy with the feel-good vibes that we've come to know and love from frontman Andy States' songwriting. However, this new remix for the song by Bear//Face is really hitting all the right spots on our cortex. Check it out below, and catch CRUISR tomorrow night at The Barbary on a stacked local bill with Cold Fronts and Needle Points!

A few days ago, CRUISR, performed a live session on Boston radio station WTBU, resulting in a three-song live session EP. The release captures the group undeniable ability to lock into a loose playful groove and deliver joyful pop-rock. You can stream and download the session below. They'll be performing next in Philly on January 15 at The Barbary.

CRUISR just premiered a new music video for the track "All Over," at Buzzfeed. The animated creation, which was directed by Chris Carboni, captures the feelings of love and hate from the song by piecing together clips of images from iconic movies. The band is currently on tour with The 1975, and will be back in town on Wednesday, December 3 at the Tower Theater.

The last few months for Wesley Bunch, a.k.a. Suburban Living, has been a whirlwind pace, signing to PaperCup Music (who plan on releasing his self-titled album on January 27, 2015), moving from Virginia Beach, Virginia to Philadelphia, and assembling a new backing band. He’s been busy to say the least, and tonight, Suburban Living makes its Philly debut as locals at Boot & Saddle. The band’s latest single “New Strings” captures an up-tempo synth/percussive-propelled sound with serrated guitar providing a little edge. They will be opening for local dance-inducing, high-energy outfit Dream Safari and headliners CRUISR, whose recent label release All Over (Vagrant) is a flash of vibrant refreshing pop-rock. Boot & Saddle, 1131 S. Broad St., 8pm, $10, 21+ - Michael Colavita

Earlier today, HillyDilly premiered CRUISR’s (now sans “e”) reinvigorated version of “Kidnap Me,” which you can take a listen to HERE. This new take is a part of their iTunes single that is available September 23rd. With an increased vibrance, this “Kidnap Me” is the type of song that holds on for the last few weeks of warm weather and offers a preview of what to expect from the group now that they are part of the Vagrant Records family. (Photo by Chris Sembrot)