The band The Bobby Lees, hailing from the legendary music scene of Woodstock, New York, proudly announces their move to Epitaph Records, joining the ranks of legendary artists like Rancid, Descendents, and Social Distortion. As pioneers of a raw, uncompromising sound that has fueled the fire of the punk underground renaissance, the band is ready to release their most explosive work to date. To celebrate this pivotal moment, The Bobby Lees present their frenetic new song "Napoleon.”
The link to NAPOLEON is as follows:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nw6VS4teMfo
A wild, captivating song, marked by the rapid-fire voice of singer and actress Sam Quartin, who explains: "This song is about wanting to change and no longer being interested in complaining about a problem or a situation. It’s about trying to live in the solution.”
On this occasion, Sam continues: "We are very excited about working with Epitaph. Everyone we’ve met there feels authentic and is committed to the cause. We are thrilled and very grateful to have found the right home at Epitaph Records.” With a nod to the band's next steps, she proudly reveals: "Our new songs are more confident than in the past. We look forward to sharing this new music and hope it’s contagious and inspires people to follow their dreams.”
Iggy Pop, Keanu Reeves, Flea, Debbie Harry, Jason Momoa, Henry Rollins, Juliette Lewis, and even Tom Cruise... These legends are all fans, and many of them have already been spotted at The Bobby Lees' concerts.
Their sound is raw, unmistakable, and breaks through the bullshit of everyday life. Since their formation in 2017 in Woodstock, New York, the band has released three powerful albums, including "SKIN SUIT" from 2020 and "Bellevue" from 2022. Aiming to deepen and expand their songwriting, each release sounds more honest, interesting, and bigger than before, as they have collaborated with producers David Sardy, Jon Spencer of The Blues Explosion, Alex Pasco, and Vance Powell. Led by singer and guitarist Sam Quartin, drummer Macky Bowman, and bassist Kendall Wind, The Bobby Lees are a live band like no other. Henry Rollins of Black Flag said: "The Bobby Lees are wild and different. Dangerous music is good for you.” Mick Freely said: "Something happens at their shows... A kind of black magic, a strange force of nature... A sacred experience that humanity desperately needs in these difficult times we live in. Experience it for yourself.”
The link to NAPOLEON is as follows:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nw6VS4teMfo
A wild, captivating song, marked by the rapid-fire voice of singer and actress Sam Quartin, who explains: "This song is about wanting to change and no longer being interested in complaining about a problem or a situation. It’s about trying to live in the solution.”
On this occasion, Sam continues: "We are very excited about working with Epitaph. Everyone we’ve met there feels authentic and is committed to the cause. We are thrilled and very grateful to have found the right home at Epitaph Records.” With a nod to the band's next steps, she proudly reveals: "Our new songs are more confident than in the past. We look forward to sharing this new music and hope it’s contagious and inspires people to follow their dreams.”
Iggy Pop, Keanu Reeves, Flea, Debbie Harry, Jason Momoa, Henry Rollins, Juliette Lewis, and even Tom Cruise... These legends are all fans, and many of them have already been spotted at The Bobby Lees' concerts.
Their sound is raw, unmistakable, and breaks through the bullshit of everyday life. Since their formation in 2017 in Woodstock, New York, the band has released three powerful albums, including "SKIN SUIT" from 2020 and "Bellevue" from 2022. Aiming to deepen and expand their songwriting, each release sounds more honest, interesting, and bigger than before, as they have collaborated with producers David Sardy, Jon Spencer of The Blues Explosion, Alex Pasco, and Vance Powell. Led by singer and guitarist Sam Quartin, drummer Macky Bowman, and bassist Kendall Wind, The Bobby Lees are a live band like no other. Henry Rollins of Black Flag said: "The Bobby Lees are wild and different. Dangerous music is good for you.” Mick Freely said: "Something happens at their shows... A kind of black magic, a strange force of nature... A sacred experience that humanity desperately needs in these difficult times we live in. Experience it for yourself.”
