The Internet's "Come Over" is taken from the new album HIVE MIND - out 7/20 Pre-order it everywhere: http://smarturl.it/hivemindalbum?IQid=youtube Lyrics: [Hello] [Hey] [You at home right now?] [Nah, not yet] [Hit me up when you get home] [Call me when you get home] [Like 15 minutes] [You busy later?]

Following the release of their incredible song ‘Roll (Burbank Funk)’, The Internet have announced details of their forthcoming fourth album, Hive Mind, set to be released on July 20. In addition to ‘Roll (Burbank Funk)’, the band have released a brand new song from the record - entitled ‘Come Over’. The song was recently debuted as Zane Lowe’s World Record on Beats 1 on Apple Music,

Hive Mind – written and produced entirely by The Internet – is the band’s follow up to their breakthrough third album, Ego Death. That album’s fresh sound of funk-tinged beats, laced with slinky guitars, evocative keys, and heart-striking lyrics about relationships with women, earned it a GRAMMY nomination for Best Urban Contemporary album, countless sold out shows, and massive acclaim on an international scale, quickly catapulting The Internet to one of the most exciting new artists of this decade. With the dynamic, multi-dimensional offering, The Internet let the world know that they were not only insanely talented, but a true, five-person force whose singular talents created one phenomenal whole.

After a lengthy world tour in support of that record, the band encouraged each other to explore their identities as solo artists; incredible solo albums from all five members of The Internet emerged to rapturous response throughout 2017. Feeling the unity of coming back together, however, created the foundation for what became Hive Mind. In their new music, members Syd (vocalist/songwriter), Matt Martians (producer), Steve Lacy (guitarist/vocalist/songwriter), Patrick Paige II (songwriter/bassist), and Christopher Smith (songwriter/drummer) present kaleidoscopic, neo-soul, future sounds that reveal the growth in their creative chemistry. It’s light years beyond their previous output, and even in its slower moments, the project is both intricate and minimal, giving each member’s contributions the space to shine.

This sense of togetherness – not just for them, but for everyone – is one that the band chose to highlight as a major theme for the album. “After making a few songs we realised that we really want to use this album to live by example and promote camaraderie amongst young black people,” Syd reveals. “We realised that we're the only band of our kind. And we want to really solidify ourselves as that, as the best.”

With the chaos of the current world considered as well, all of The Internet wanted to champion good feelings and the joy of following your heart and passions, in addition to using their own positive relationships and experiences to inspire their community. In collectively working through the process, the crew unearthed an even deeper purpose as they collaborated on this record. The result is not just one of the greatest records in the band’s already phenomenal catalogue, but is easily one of the best albums of 2018, from five amazing people already leaving an indelible mark on pop music.

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The Internet to release new album 'Hive Mind'