RUBBER - COMPLETE COLLECTION

Love Me Yet - Alternate Versions

Break My Own Heart - Alternate Versions

Warpaint - Alternate Versions

Reason That You Came Here Ft. Nic Hanson

Synth Pop Idol

Queen Cash (with Freakquencee & Noel Scales)

Fries & Wings

This song is begging with puppy dog eyes, It’s looking your best and laughing at all their jokes. It's posting a risque selfie just so that one specific person sees it. A lovelorn bop for the next Netflix and Chill with your crush.

Love Me Yet

Love Me Yet - Instrumental

Love Me Yet - Slowed and Reverb

Love Me Yet - Remix

Love Me Yet - Acoustic

Break My Own Heart

Warpaint

RubberMix 002: Break My Own Heart

Break My Own Heart - Remix

Break My Own Heart - Instrumental

Break My Own Heart - Chopped And Screwed

Break My Own Heart - Acoustic

Warpaint - Instrumental

Warpaint - Acoustic

Warpaint - Remix

Cover art by Demi Lardner
Recorded in JP's basement

Control (demo)

Rubber Baby serves as an introduction to the colorful and wild minds of Andrew Loper and John Della Franco, spanning the emotional spectrum. The EP is a genre-bending exploration of post-adolescent life in Modern-America.

“Let Rubber, the band, snap in your ear, clear away the drama as you sing along." -Tina Romano of Philadelphia Music Blog​ ​The411

Control

Tangerine

Tired

Buggy Bumpers, the follow up to their debut EP Rubber Baby, serves as an introduction to the colorful and wild minds of Andrew Loper and John Della Franco, spanning the emotional spectrum. The EP is a genre-bending exploration of post-adolescent life in Modern-America.

Someone Else

Someone Else 4VRemix ft. Regothereshego

Little Sinews ft. Kyle Sparkman

‘Cloudy’ is an amalgamation of bass driven grooves and vocal acrobatics over a silky smooth electric piano. This is Rubber’s first solo single after their debut 2-part project that landed them radio play from NPR and a (cancelled) showcase at SXSW 2020. This tune represents a new direction for the duo, leaning deeper into their Neo-Soul and R&B influences 

‘Cloudy’ started off as a joke song that John and Andrew made just to clear their systems and remind them to have fun during the writing process. In the early stages, the pandemic put so much extra pressure on artists to be prolific creators, this was a needed relief of that pressure. They quickly recorded the demo late one night, laughed at the lyrics and left it alone for a couple weeks. During a writing retreat in rural Maryland this past August, they reworked the lyrics and John created a completely new instrumental around the expanded lyrics. 

The song, after a couple different iterations, wound up being about naive notions of success. “I could be my only boss you could be your only boss too” is one of the main lyrics of the hook, and throughout the song, Andrew references the entrepreneurial lifestyle of artists, the childish-feeling dreams of comfort and stability, and the carelessness of youth, in a punny, soothing R&B package.

Cloudy

Vitamin E featuring Sam Bekt

Eat Sleep Hate

R&B/Pop Duo Andrew & John
Philly Born
LA based

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