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We're huge fans of Hallelujah the Hills here at If It's Too Loud..., so we're obviously thrilled whenever we can bring you new music from the Boston band. They have a new single out from their upcoming DECK project (this song is the king of diamonds). "Here Goes Nothing" features Patrick Stickles of Titus Andronicus, and as far as Hallelujah the Hills songs go it's pretty straightforward. It's a folk punk anthem with a chorus just perfect for yelling out at the band's upcoming live shows. It's the type of song that is great on record, but you just know it's going to be killer to see live, especially with the perfect shout along chorus of "Fuck, I'm starting over again." Despite being ballad adjacent, "Here Goes Nothing" straight up rocks. You can watch the video for "Here Goes Nothing" below. DECK, the four albums of thirteen songs each to represent a deck of cards,   doesn't have a release date, but you ca...

Photo by Rachael Pony Cassells Just in case we weren't excited enough about Jess Cornelius's album being released Friday, she went and released another single to give us more to look forward to. "Here Goes Nothing" is a light and breezy sounding song, perfect for the summer. Laid back without being slow, the song has a modern folk/pop meets 60's soul and doo wop sound. It's an impossible to dislike track that is going to suck you in deeper and deeper the longer and more you listen to it. This is all despite, according to the press release, the song being about "...  Cornelius [parrying] with a messy affair." Jess Cornelius explains the song:  “ ‘Here Goes Nothing’ is about fantasy, really – the way we unconsciously create dramatic situations as an escape from whatever in our lives isn’t working. But I’m not saying that’s a bad thing. We need fantasy – you could argue that we’ve built entire lives on it." You can watch the lyric video for...