Get Better Records, Little Amps Coffee Team Up For Sunday, Someday Bundle

Get Better Records are helping to change the world one release at a time.

In a recently announced collaboration between artists Nervus, Potty Mouth, Full On Mone’t, Solstice Rey and KOJI, all of whom were set to tour together in 2020 prior to the pandemic shutdown, the record label has shared that they will be releasing a collaborative album titled Sunday, Someday in an effort to raise money for the care of LGBT youth.

Specifically a way to raise money for the LGBT Center of Central PA’s Common Roads program and to fund top surgery and aftercare for a member of the collaboration, Sunday, Someday will release March 26th and feature two tracks from each of the five artists with the goal of spreading awareness of the battles and oppression QTPOC community members face.

“We wanted to be a part of creating more access to LGBTQI+ spaces,” says Ally Einbinder of Potty Mouth. “These are resources none of us were fortunate enough to have growing up.”

“When pandemic and uprising hit, our instinct was to turn toward one another, to create together, and to support one another,” KOJI adds. “Whether we’re doing mutual aid, community care, or we’re out at a protest, we had each other to make sense of the world and what was going on. This project is just an extension of the care that we give to each other and our communities.”

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In addition to the record, the group have also partnered up with Harrisburg, PA’s Little Amps Coffee Roasters for a special Sunday, Someday bundle that includes both a vinyl pressing of the album, a Get Better Records mug and a pack of instant coffee made by Little Amps that features the album artwork.

The bundle will also be donating all proceeds to the LGBT Center of Central PA’s Common Grounds program.

And to help get fans amped for the release, Potty Mouth have just released their brand new music video for featured track “Let Go,” which is available to watch now.

The track list for Sunday, Someday is below, and you can pre-order the album as well as the coffee bundle now.