(Hollywood Records) San Diego's indie-pop band almost monday dropped the official video for their new single "jupiter (feat. Jordana)" off their recently released DIVE deluxe album. The video, directed by Gordy De St. Jeor, seamlessly blends fun, quirky moments with playful visuals and summer energy.
almost monday is currently dominating the Alternative Radio Chart hitting #1 for the first time with the unstoppable "can't slow down." Sirius XM's Alt Nation was the first to premiere the track.
almost monday continues to build momentum with their globe-spanning DIVE headline tour which kicked off this week to back-to-back sold out shows in St. Louis and Denver. The tour makes stops in major cities across the U.S. including shows in New York on February 4 at Gramercy Theatre and Los Angeles on February 22 at Echoplex. The European leg follows, beginning March 1 in Madrid, Spain, and concludes on March 29 in Dublin, Ireland.
almost monday sparked momentum with the recently released deluxe edition of their acclaimed debut album, DIVE, which includes two new tracks: "sequoia" and "holiday," alongside a new version of, "jupiter (feat. Jordana)". The LA indie-pop singer-songwriter brings dreamy vocals and a new verse to the funk-inflected synth gem, elevating the track to new heights.
Consisting of Dawson Daugherty (vocals), Cole Clisby (guitar), and Luke Fabry (bass), almost monday has carved out a their sound by blending nostalgic surf-rock vibes with modern indie-pop production. Their debut album DIVE was described by Dawson as "a snapshot of us as individuals and as a collective. We take Polaroids of the crowd at every show. We wanted the album to feel like one of the Polaroids-a little blurry, but a perfect capture of who we are and what we love at this moment."
Produced by Simon Oscroft (One Republic, Declan McKenna) DIVE Deluxe delivers a seamless blend of danceable rhythms, upbeat melodies, and the infectious energy that has become almost Monday's trademark. Tracks like "jupiter" and their chart-climbing single "can't slow down," further explore themes of youth, nostalgia and the magic of growing older.
The band's collaboration with the artist Dave Bowers, who created all of their single artwork, adds another layer of visual identity to their music. "What drew us to Dave's work was its simplicity," Cole says. "It's not pop art, but it's very colorful and stands out, and it just fits the vibe of the album."
From playing legendary venues like Madison Square Garden and The Forum to supporting acts like AJR and The Driver Era on tour, almost Monday has been captivating audiences with their high-energy performances and feel-good anthems. With the DIVE Deluxe album, a growing fanbase, and a packed tour schedule, the trio is just starting to make their mark.
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