Following the release of their killer new single, “Royal Blue,” The American Scene has released information regarding a new promotional campaign in which fans can physically locate USB drives all over the U.S. containing singles from their upcoming LP, Haze.

The first drop, of the aptly named “hazedrops,” can be found in specific spots located in Boston, MA, Oakland, CA, Portland, OR, Long Island, NY, Philadelphia, PA, and soon enough San Diego, CA. Each city’s information comes with a mapped area, and a small clue about where you can find the drop. The American Scene’s website claims that a “song is on the drive, which is located inside/on of an object (brick wall, post, tree, building, what have you).”

The campaign becomes further interesting if you find a USB drive, for at that point the fate of that song is left up to you. You can keep it for yourself, or share it with the world. If you decide to share it on a blog or what you have you, the band will cancel their scheduled stream of the track, and direct listeners to where you have posted the track.

Follow us after the jump to check out the band’s killer video for “Royal Blue” once again, and be sure to head here for all information regarding “hazedrops.”

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