The single "Moony Peered toward Walrus" was discharged by Covertly Canadian on April 29, 2015 in front of the sophomore collection entitled Moving at the Blue Tidal pond, out June 23, 2015. The band enrolled Ryan Hadlock to design and deliver the record. Davey Brozowski played drums and percussion on the record while Tangle Santos and Rebecca Zeller of Ra Uproar played bass and strings.

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Tracks Listing:

1 Jessica WJ
2 Real Life
3 Girl
4 Melrose Place
5 Tears
6 Naked Shower Scene
7 Winter of ’98
8 What It Feels Like
9 Alligator

Zach Yudin, at that point an artist for about five years, posted his first melody under the name "Oregon Bicycle Trails" on January 18, 2011.[2] He was related with Dad/Little girl Records in the early piece of his profession.

In 2012, Yudin extended from a performance venture to a band and he formally changed the gathering's name from Oregon Bicycle Trails to Cayucas. Cayucas marked with outside the box record name Covertly Canadian in October 2012,[4] and not long after discharged a solitary, "Bathing suit," and reported a visit with Ra Mob for February 2013.

In February 2013, Cayucas declared a bunch of European visit dates. In Spring, the band performed in a Furtively Canadian feature at South by Southwest. Their presentation full-length collection Bigfoot, was discharged on April 30 by Furtively Canadian. The collection was created by individual Subtly Canadian craftsman Richard Quick.

Articulated "ky-yook-us", is the monikered tribute to a sluggish little shoreline town in San Luis Obispo District, not a long way from their home of Santa Clause Monica, California. Cayucas' most up to date single "Jessica WJ" has joined the fan top picks that moved them to almost 25 million streams on Spotify, including "Secondary School Darling," Cayucos," and "Moony Looked at Walrus," in their visiting set rundown out of the blue since the arrival of the energetic and vivacious first single from their expected new record Reality.

"Jessica WJ" fills in as the initial move towards an assorted new collection, created by Dennis Herring (Elvis Costello, Unassuming Mouse, Twin Shadow), which features the development of the band in the course of the most recent three years through powerful songwriting and an advanced way to deal with generation. Planned for discharge in mid 2019 on Park The Van Records, the new material, which holds the band's mark outside the box sensibilities while extending their profundity into increasingly brief and fresh pop region, speaks to the primary discharge since their 2015 sophomore collection Moving At The Blue. Combined with their presentation record Bigfoot, the band has picked up introduction on NPR, Pitchfork, Outcome of Sound, Stereogum and made two collections that broke the Board Free Outline.

Bounce on to Spotify and give them a decent hard tune in – you will be hypnotized with their move pop mixed bangers, you'll be longing for moving at a shoreline celebration with a margarita close by for a considerable length of time.

Cayucas' presentation of sun-kissed jangly pop earned them a tremendous after. They're back with a certain arrangement of new tunes that include sentiments of wistfulness and, now and again, despairing into their snappy sound. They'll impart them to visitor DJ Raul Campos.