Sure Sure Just Dropped a New Single Called “Internet” and It’s a Total Mood

Let’s be real: we all have a love-hate relationship with our screens. We’re addicted, we’re tired, and we’re constantly scrolling for something that makes us feel human. Leave it to Sure Sure to take that digital anxiety and turn it into the catchiest indie-pop track of the year.

Their new single, “Internet” (the lead track off their fresh Internet – EP), is exactly what we needed. It’s quirky, it’s bouncy, and it’s got that “recorded in a sunny living room” energy that only Chris Beachy and the guys can pull off.

Why It Hits Different

While most songs about technology feel like a lecture, Sure Sure approaches it with a wink. It’s got those signature jerky piano riffs and a rhythm section so tight it feels like a heartbeat. It’s art-pop that doesn’t take itself too seriously, even when it’s talking about how we’re all trapped in the infinite scroll.

The track feels like the musical equivalent of looking at your “Screen Time” notification and just laughing because, honestly, what else can you do?

The “Internet” Vibe Check:

• The Sound: Tight, dry drums, vintage synths, and melodies that stay stuck in your head for three business days.

• The Lyrics: Relatable, slightly neurotic, and very 2026.

• The Verdict: If you’re a fan of Dayglow or Hippo Campus, this is going to be your new personality for the next month.

Catch the Magic Live

Sure Sure isn’t just a studio project; their live shows are legendary for being pure, unadulterated fun. They’re hitting the road this spring to support the new EP, and if you haven’t seen them yet, you’re missing out on some of the best stage chemistry in the game.

Upcoming Dates:

• Santa Ana (April 12): Constellation Room

• Phoenix (April 15): Valley Bar

• Seattle (April 21): Chop Suey

• San Francisco (April 24): Bottom of the Hill

• Los Angeles (April 26): Venice West (The homecoming show—don’t sleep on this one).

Wrap Up

In a world that feels increasingly automated, Sure Sure remains delightfully “homemade.” “Internet” is a bright spot in a noisy digital landscape. Go give it a spin on Spotify or Apple Music—just try not to drop your phone while you’re dancing to it.