Out September 18, 2026

Wavves x Say Anything

Cherry Soda

Cherry Soda brings together Wavves’ Nathan Williams and Say Anything’s Max Bemis for a ten-song collaborative album due September 18, 2026 via I Surrender Records. Produced by Aaron Rubin (Blink-182), the record was written around a simple but sharp idea from Williams: what would an early-2000s Wavves emo record sound like?

The lead single, “Deathx1k,” introduces that crossover point with a claymation video directed by Stephen Coad. The album leans into the shared overlap between Williams’ fuzzed-out, hook-heavy punk-pop and Bemis’ diaristic emo songwriting, with each writer pushing the other into less expected territory.

Williams said he wanted “to make a mall emo record,” while Bemis noted that the collaboration pulled different sides out of both artists: “He became more emo and I became more Wavves-y.” The result is a meeting point between two bands with long histories of collaboration and a new batch of songs built specifically around that collision.

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Tracklist

  1. 01Keep What Hurts
  2. 02Deathx1k
  3. 03Gone Away
  4. 04So Low
  5. 05Still Alive
  6. 06Cherry Soda
  7. 07Sell You Hope
  8. 08Litterbug
  9. 09Pretend Again
  10. 10Pinesol
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Wavves and Say Anything announce collaborative album Cherry Soda and share new single “Deathx1k”

July 8, 2026

Wavves and Say Anything have announced a new collaborative album, Cherry Soda, due September 18, 2026 via I Surrender Records. The ten-song LP was co-written by Wavves’ Nathan Williams and Say Anything’s Max Bemis and produced by Aaron Rubin (Blink 182).

The first preview is “Deathx1k,” which arrives with a claymation video directed by Stephen Coad. Scroll down to watch the video and listen to the new single.

The collaboration pulls from both artists’ long-running instincts for warped, hook-heavy guitar music. Williams described the record’s starting point as wanting to hear what “an early 2000s Wavves emo record” might sound like, calling the idea “a mall emo record.” Bemis said the writing process pushed both artists into different spaces, with Williams becoming “more emo” and Bemis becoming “more Wavves-y.”

Cherry Soda features ten new songs and is available to pre-order now through I Surrender Records. For more information, see below.

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