The Bobby Lees have signed to Epitaph Records and released their new single 'Napoleon'

"It’s about trying to live in the solution," they say of the song.

The Bobby Lees have announced their signing to Epitaph Records, marking a new chapter for the Woodstock, NY-based band.

The group's first outing via the label is new single 'Napoleon'. Their previous releases include three albums, notably 'Skin Suit' in 2020 and 'Bellevue' in 2022.

Discussing the new single, Sam Quartin explains, "This song is about wanting to change and no longer being interested in complaining about a problem or situation. It’s about trying to live in the solution."

Of the label signing, she says, "We’re very excited to partner with Epitaph. Everyone we’ve met who works there feels authentic and down for the cause. We’re psyched and very grateful to have found the right home at Epitaph Records."

She adds, "Our new stuff comes from a more confident place than in the past. We’re excited to share this new music and hopefully it’s contagious and empowers people to go towards what inspires them."

The Bobby Lees have signed to Epitaph Records and released their new single 'Napoleon'

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