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Hurry
last updated 2026-09-11 11:26
Hurry
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Hurry is a Philadelphia power-pop band led by Matt Scottoline, five albums, known for jangly, melodic guitar pop. "Moving After You" is the second single from their forthcoming album Zoned Out (out July 10, 2026), produced by Norman Blake of Teenage Fanclub, featuring Gerard Love of Teenage Fanclub on vocals. B
Hurry
Origin: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US · formed 2012 · active
Members: Matt Scottoline (vocals/guitar), Justin Fox (guitar), Joe DeCarolis (bass), Rob DeCarolis (drums)
Genre: Power pop / indie rock
Discography:
Everything/Nothing (2014) — Hot Green Records
Guided Meditation (2016) — Lame-O Records
Every Little Thought (2018) — Lame-O Records — leaned harder into Scottoline's power-pop instincts
Don't Look Back (2023) — Lame-O Records
Zoned Out (2026) — produced by Norman Blake of Teenage Fanclub, featuring Gerard Love on vocals
Facts:
Hurry began as a solo bedroom-recording outlet for Matt Scottoline, bassist of emo-revival band Everyone Everywhere, chosen as a self-deprecating name for how quickly he writes songs.
He only formed a full touring band once Everyone Everywhere scaled back activity in the early 2010s.
Sources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurry_(band) · https://www.allmusic.com/artist/hurry-mn0003433366ackstory: Scottoline's previous album was called Don't Look Back, a title borrowed from a Teenage Fanclub song written by Gerard Love, his favourite songwriter from his favourite band; when Hurry toured the UK in support of that album, they covered the song at their Glasgow show, and Love joined them on stage to sing it. Opens segment three, lifting the energy coming out of the singer-songwriter run.
TikTok angle: Hurry named their previous album after a Teenage Fanclub song written by Gerard Love, Matt Scottoline's favourite songwriter from his favourite band. When Hurry covered that song live in Glasgow, Love joined them on stage to sing it — this new track features Love on vocals, a full-circle friendship on record.