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Old Beliefs

Shiny Brain Crayons

‘Old Beliefs’ is the punchy third single by emerging alternative indie punk duo Shiny Brain Crayons. The song hypnotises like a snake charmer, enticing the mind to break free of the limiting cycles shackling us to our habits and grow into our future selves. Groove-based riffs, stark drums and driving guitar licks build into dark electronic beats - Welcome to the signature sound of Shiny Brain Crayons. Delving deeper into the human psyche, 2024 is the time to reflect, move forward and ‘scratch off the Old Beliefs’; confronting us to ask ourselves ‘what are you standing for?’ After gaining international radio and blog features in the US, UK, Europe and Asia with previous single Noodles For Life, the band hit back with a refreshing new years reminder. Championing creativity and abstract introspection, Old Beliefs follows SBC’s message of psychology, meditation and self-empowerment. Award winning producer/multi-instrumentalist Stergin weaves music, effects and simplicity against a crunchy energetic sound world that will soon captivate across the hip-hop, electronic, indie and punk audiences.

Saweeet Summer Nights

Shiny Brain Crayons

Saweeet Summer Nights is the 6th single from south London alternative-indie/post-punk duo Shiny Brain Crayons. Get the candles out. Saweeet is a nostalgic trip when Space Invader sweets rules, summer nights stretched into eternity and intimate fleeting memories become cornerstones of later life. An ode to people loved and lost, endured and enamoured, this song is a meditative therapeutic singalong in pastel shades of post-punk. Less stylised poem speeches and more reflective, winding, harmonised melodies, producer Stergin and singer Marianne showcase their diversity with grace without losing their bombastic style. Abstract lyrical leanings take us on a journey that rewinds the clock and paints a stop-motion animation in your mind. This tender pop-country tinged indie tune deviates from their usually trashy, messy uptempo and explosive offerings.

Perfect

Shiny Brain Crayons

‘Perfect’ takes you by the neck, screaming into the dance music world, and showers you with Shiny Brain glitter. The energy of Perfect Exceeder has now morphed into a sexual, provocative strip-tease, purring in your ear. Taking pleasure and playfulness to the max, SBC reminds you that we are all perfect in our own imperfect way. Your kinks? They’re perfect. Your body? It’s perfect. Your moves? They’re perfect. Thumping, rock-inspired dance music, it is fresh and scintillating, whispering sweet nothings, saying everything that you want to hear. Perfectly at home on the workout playlist or house party banger for the end of the night…anything goes. ‘Perfect’ is the second of several releases for Shiny Brain Crayons in 2026.

They Call Us The Bohemians

Shiny Brain Crayons

They Call Us The Bohemians is the punchy and critically acclaimed single by South London guitar-driven post-punk electronic duo Shiny Brain Crayons. Known for twitchy minimalism, smart art pop, and energetic, unpredictable performances, the duo has been praised by BBC6 Music and Radio X for their delightfully chaotic and infectious sound.

So Alive

Shiny Brain Crayons

Summer soundtrack 2026 has arrived! So Alive sweeps the airwaves with a breath of fresh mountain air, and revamped sound palette for SBC. Shiny Brain Crayons re-introduce themselves reflecting with a mature and simpler approach to music making, and the industry. Keeping the laidback vocals and swapping guitars for a dancier leaning, So Alive dares you not to jump around. Paying homage to Doechii, Animal Collective, Fcukers, and The Source (Aka life energy, not the 90s British band) , SBC are “calling in the karma” for their next big move. So Alive is the third of several releases for Shiny Brain Crayons in 2026.

Noodles For Life

Shiny Brain Crayons

‘Noodles for Life’ blends post-punk guitars, electronic beats, synths, bouncing bass, abstract vocals and natural wave sounds into a quirky, upbeat and meditative track. It has a playful DIY energy with a philosophical edge. Works well for wellness, self-growth, travel, nature, creative lifestyle, food, fashion, youth culture, indie film, montage scenes, road trips, summer visuals and brands that want something positive, unusual and full of personality.

Newtown Day

“Newtown Day” is about the highs of being with someone and the lows of having to leave them behind. Set against the backdrop of Sydney’s inner-west, it captures the fun of shared experiences, the pull of falling for someone, and the reality of geographical distance. Blending nostalgia with a sense of hope, it’s about missing someone, holding onto the memories, and looking forward to the next time you’re together. Nostalgic melancholic vibe but also hopeful

Fascinating Face

Great for edgy fashion campaigns, action games and sports visuals. Dark, driving alternative metal with a strong attitude; ideal for gaming trailers, runway shows with a rock aesthetic, extreme sports and bold lifestyle brands looking for a powerful, rebellious vibe. Instrumental version available upon request.

Justin Busch How I Love to Break My Own Heart (1)

A beautifully ironic male singer songwriter song about love and heartbreak. Features acoustic guitar, electric guitar, bass, drums and male vocals.

Skateboard Kid

“Skateboard Kid” is about reliving your youth for just one night.Taking a break from the 9-5, white picket life of responsibilities. It’s also about reflecting on your youth, smiling about those silly, stupid things you did, as they made you who you are today. Not to look back in regret but in nostalgic happiness. It also reflects that maybe these things you get sold when you’re young, about how you should live your life (good job, buy a house etc. etc.). It’s not all that cracked up to be, what you are sold. Basically, there is no blueprint on how one should live their life! Great song for a scene for someone/something reflecting on thier youth. Melancholic with pop punk rock vibes, also very nostalgic

Little Women

Laser Love

“Laser love” is about being hit with intense, fleeting love from someone who leaves you emotionally wrecked - and trying to understand why you weren’t enough for them to stay. At a deeper level, it explores being addicted to emotional intensity even when it’s harmful, and the pain of loving someone who is controlling, inconsistent or emotionally unavailable. Big rock riffs riffs with a slight dark vibe.