Los Angeles, CA -May 3, 2016 - Rock band RadioBlack is thrilled to announce that have premiered their brand new single "Sunny Daze" today via Guitar World. Fans can stream the track now, here: https://goo.gl/Cjuehw. "Sunny Daze" comes from the band'sdebut full-length album, which is set to be released on May 12th, 2017. For more information or to pre-order the album, please visit: www.radioblackband.com.

"'Sunny Daze' is definitely the most light-hearted song on the album... although there are some dark undertones to the lyrics that we're going to bring out in the music video," lead singer/guitarist TJ Courtney shares. "I wrote this song when I was comparing a previous, completely crazy and toxic relationship to something new that felt really good and also really stable."

RadioBlack is lead by singer/guitarist TJ Courtney, whose vocals and melodic songwriting blend grunge and 90's inspired alternative rock. With drummer Derek Gledhill (founding member of Smile Empty Soul) and bassist Hayato Takano, a seasoned touring player, the ensemble makes for a powerhouse trio.

Prior to this new line-up, TJ recorded tracks at the Foo Fighters' private recording facility, Studio 606, with producer John "Lou" Lousteau and a lineup of studio players including Taylor Hawkins (Foo Fighters), Rudy Sarzo (Ozzy), Chris Chaney (Jane's Addiction), and Mick Murphy (My Ruin, Chevy Metal). The production team was rounded out by Fireball Ministry front-man and "Sound City" documentary producer Jim Rota, and Brad Smith of Blind Melon. The recordings have since evolved into Radioblack's debut album - a head-banging and energetic collection of tracks.

For more information, please visit:

www.radioblackband.com

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www.twitter.com/radioblackband

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www.soundcloud.com/radioblackband

RadioBlack Tracklist:

1. "See Myself Out"
2. "Sunny Daze"
3. "Into The Sky"
4. "Run Away"
5. "Enemies"
6. "Can't Stop"
7. "Thread (I Am)"
8. "Am I Awake"
9. "Reinvent"
10. "Moment's Weakness"
11. "Nothing Is Permanent"
12. "Wrong Places"