In line with the release of their upcoming record, Duality, set for October 14 via Equal Vision Records, Florida pop-punk band Set It Off have just released another new song, entitled “Tomorrow,” which features Jason Lancaster (formerly of Go Radio). The band has released two other tracks from the forthcoming effort prior to this. The first single was entitled “Why Worry?” and the second track they put out was “N.M.E,” both of very catchy and infectious semblances.

As lead singer Cody Carsons mentioned, songs like “N.M.E.” were written while they were working in the studio with producer Neil Avron (Fall Out Boy, Weezer, Yellowcard, etc.), thus containing Avron’s influences in terms of melodies. Duality‘s recording roster also includes a lot of other solid musicians such as Matt Appleton (Goldfinger, Reel Big Fish), and guest vocals by William Beckett, making for a highly-anticipated album.

You can now listen to “Tomorrow” below.

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Dana Reandelar

If not hunched over her desk writing about music, Dana can be found binge-watching old episodes of Gilmore Girls or condensing long rants to 140 characters. She also writes for Idobi Radio, and is an Off The Record podcast contributor.

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