There are two sides to the Cowboy Boy story. Heres the first: Olivia Maria and Mike Nevin started writing songs together in Boston. When Olivia moved to LA, Cowboy Boy persisted over FaceTime and weekends spent recording in each others home bases. That parts easy, but packing up and leaving the East Coast was hard. Enter part two of the Cowboy Boy story the new GOOD GIRL album out June 11th via Get Better Records. The album encompasses two EPs, PRINCESS and GOOD GIRL respectively. If PRINCESS showcases a young band on the edge of critical life changes, GOOD GIRL waves from the other side of the aftermath. PRINCESS is shot through with caffeinated anxiety that could only accompany watching a long-term relationship transition into a long- distance one, and GOOD GIRL processes the heartbreak from a California zip code. For Cowboy Boy, growing is part of the process even when miles threaten to make them seem small.

1. Moving To California 2. Dream Dream Dream 3. Cupertino 4. Keller (Interlude) 5. Bad Party 6. Shrink 7. Pet 8. Brandon Flowers 9. Inconvenient 10. Fourth of July 11. Gemini Slander

• Format Detail: LP
• Format: Vinyl
• Genre: Rock

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