Sunset Canyon (Foxwarren, Andy Shauf D.A. Kissick Remix)

Running Around

Waited For It (Skeletron Mix)

This Ain't The Way You Go Out

Whatever You Want

The Truth in a Story

Come Back

You wouldn't even be here if your momma didn't rock that double denim...

Deny Til U Die - Part II EP

Double Denim

Double Denim - Single Edit

Bringing The House Down

Bringing The House Down (Stripped)

Oh He Dead

Lonely (Sometimes)

Better Apart (with Aaron Taos)

LA’s iconic indie duo, Lean, is back with a brand new single after a two year hiatus. With Lean’s polished and serene melodies and cool yet modest layers, this track is sure to be a home run you won’t want to miss so keep your eyes peeled. What METAL had to say about the duo's return is that 'what is clear is that they are back with an unstoppable force and clear ideas.'

Earmilk described them best by saying “sonically, LEAN's clean textures, smooth and dreamy melodies wrap you up tightly and what a blissful feeling it is. With artists these days laboriously trying to stitch together a cornucopia of sounds together and be called "genre-blending," LEAN takes the refreshing approach of keeping things cool and unassuming.”

McCammon and Johnson met in late 2016 and formed LEAN shortly afterward. The two bonded over their shared love of 90s hip hop and indie rock and quickly found a formula that combined these influences. "With Stephen’s ear for hooks it came together effortlessly” McCammon said of the band's conception.

After a stretch of singles, they made their debut with Years in the spring of 2018. Of which the 405 said, “as you trek down this near pitch-perfect alt-pop endeavor, you’ll hear a renewed sound that’s emerged inside this congested genre”. In its first year as a band, Lean garnered the praise of NYLON, Indie Shuffle, IMPOSE, Buzz Bands LA: putting them on the radar of Kitsuné, and high-profile Spotify and Apple Music playlists.

What the press has been saying about Lean:

"The perfect make-out song" - NYLON

"Just good ol' fashioned, high quality indie pop." - Indie Shuffle

"Their single “Come Back” belies its facade of indie-pop insouciance; it’s a dart aimed at a poison person." -Buzz Bands LA