They embody what power pop as a style of music ought to be. Co-songwriters and singers Robbie Dixon and Joey Edwards aren't afraid to write massive, arena-sized pop hits. They don't take themselves too seriously, but they are quite serious about crafting earworm choruses and melodies that'll have you humming all week. When almost every other power pop band out there wants to be The Nerves or Big Star, these two sound like the sons of Rick Springfield. This record gives major early '80s rock radio vibes, yet at the same time it possesses an undeniable contemporary freshness. If you love early '80s power pop but are also glad to live in a world where Kurt Baker and Biters exist, this EP is for you." - Faster And Louder Hailing from the suburbs of Philadelphia, The Jive blends power pop hooks with the grit of garage rock and the swing of rhythm and blues. Influenced by The Beatles, Cheap Trick, The Rolling Stones, The Who, and The Cars, they deliver a sound that's sharp, loud, and full of unexpected turns. This isn't nostalgia. This is The Jive hooky, bold, and built to shake things up.