
(BPM) The wait is over for More Than You Can Give, the highly anticipated new EP from emo punk band Live Well. Consisting of three new songs - "GOOD ONES", "KIDS", and latest single "IDK" - originally written six years ago, MORE THAN YOU CAN GIVE marks the band's first release since their 2019 debut Perfectly Temporary. Fans can stream the new EP now here.
"More Than You Can Give is made up of songs written 6 years ago," shares front man Paul Masbad. "Revisiting them now was like traveling back in time and having a conversation with our past selves. Each song is a representation of who I was, who I am, and who I want to become. It's the band's past, present, and future in eight minutes."
Live Well recently made their return to the stage, performing four shows in three days alongside their friends For Lack Of A Term, Career Day, Cellmate, Girls Wish, Ghost Tour, Phantoms and Fables, and more for a series of local shows.
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