Easy Street x KMIH Song of the Week

Episode 8 - Again & Again

This week’s song is Again & Again by The Belair Lip Bombs and was nominated by Adam Tutty who is the General Manager at Easy Street Records. "Again and Again" serves as the high-energy opening statement for The Belair Lip Bombs' second album, Again, capturing a significant evolution from their 2023 debut, Lush Life. Described as a cornerstone of their signature "yearn-core" sound, the track blends the driving urgency of post-punk with melodic, jangle-pop sensibilities, notably featuring the addition of a fiddle to provide a unique, folk-inflected texture. Thanks for listening to KMIH and Easy Street's Song of the Week!

Episode 7 - Yellow Eyes

This week’s nominated song is Yellow Eyes by Yebba. This submission was made by Camille Watson who is a Clerk at Easy Street Records. This song is Yebba’s first single from her new album, Jean, which is her first album in 5 years. This single is a new rhythmic feel we haven’t heard from Yebba in a while. Thanks for listening!

Episode 6 - Where's Your Love Now?

This week’s nominated song is Where’s Your Love Now by This is Lorelei. This Is Lorelei is the project of Nate Amos (also ½ of Water From Your Eyes) and put out by the label Double Double Wammy. Perfect for fans of Elliott Smith, MJ Lenderman, alternative 90s rock. Thanks for listening to KMIH and Easy Street's Song of the Week!

Episode 5 - I'll Change for You

This week, I nominated I’ll Change for You, which is off of Mitski’s most recent album, Nothing’s About to Happen to Me. This album was released by Mitski on February 27th, 2026. The album was fully written and sung by Mitski. Thank you for listening to Easy Street Song of the Week.

Episode 4 - Nochnoe Randevu

This week’s nominated song is Nochnoe Randevu by Chernikovskaya Hata. This song was nominated by Juliet Lovewell who is a Barista at the Easy Street Cafe. Chernikovskaya Hata is a coldwave/post punk band from Ufa, Russia. This song is from their first EP, Randevu, which was released in 2015 and is fully in Russian.