Easy Life share new tracks 'peanut butter' and 'petty crime'

After delivering their brilliant 'Junk Food' mixtape at the start of the year, Easy Life have now returned to share a pair of brand new releases.

The new tracks 'peanut butter' and 'petty crime' were both written and recorded during the coronavirus lockdown, and have been posted under the title 'see you later maybe never (demos)'.

Speaking about their new offerings, the band described them as "two tracks we’ve cooked up since the dreaded corona started. We wanted to put something out to spare people from the infinite boredom that is lockdown and also just to keep ourselves entertained. pretty simple really, just a couple of tunes to make people smile and get them through the day.”

Have a listen to both of the new offerings in the players below.

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