New Album “These Are The Nights” Out Sep 19
The New Limits are proud to announce that our next album “These Are The Nights” will be out Sep 19 on Jump Up Records. We’ve been working hard on it and we can’t wait to share it with you.
The New Limits are proud to announce that our next album “These Are The Nights” will be out Sep 19 on Jump Up Records. We’ve been working hard on it and we can’t wait to share it with you.
This one is for all you war profiteers out there! Follow the money, folks. I did my best to channel Tom Lehrer and Cole Porter here. I dare you to find a catchier song about the military-industrial complex. This is novelty. This is satire. Don’t put me on any lists. Lyrics “Business Is Booming” We’re…
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The only thing worse than being left on read… My new single “Three Little Dots” is now streaming everywhere! I wrote this song as part of my first February Album Writing Month (FAWM) in 2019 and have been working on it on and off ever since.
An original holiday tune I wrote for my band, The New Limits! Traveling from house-to-house over the holiday season can be a drag, but if you’re stuck in the car with the right person, maybe it’s not so bad.
I kicked off February Album Writing Month by reflecting on what it means to have a desk job. I was trying to channel The Mr. T Experience with some clever self-deprecation. Hopefully this doesn’t give off novelty vibes, but it is certainly satire.
It’s a song for when you absolutely cannot put one more ounce of effort into a relationship.
I’ve just released my original pop-punk Hanukkah song entitled “Spinning (Like a Dreidel).” Good luck getting it out of your head.
I first wrote this song four years ago. It wasn’t meant as an apology, that ship had already sailed. That’s why the song is called ‘Too Little Too Late.’
I turned into one of those annoying friends or coworkers who seems to have a story to tell for every topic or conversation.
Watch me play an acoustic version of “Normal Day,” a song I wrote for my band The New Limits. This song has been a staple of the band’s live set for the last couple of years but has yet to be recorded. The song, written long before the COVID-19 pandemic, is just a wish for…
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