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The Songs of Butler & Cupples deliver a magnetic late-night soundtrack with “Frequency”

  • June 30, 2026
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The Songs of Butler & Cupples continue to show just how flexible their songwriting can be on new single “Frequency.”

Moving into R&B-infused alternative pop territory, the duo deliver a track that feels fresh without losing sight of what matters most: a memorable song.

Built around the idea of being in sync with someone, “Frequency” explores the highs and lows of connection through the lens of club culture. The strongest aspect of “Frequency” is how naturally everything fits together. The melodies are catchy, the vocals bring plenty of character, and the production adds enough surprises to stop the song from becoming predictable. While the arrangement draws from several different styles, it never feels overcrowded or unfocused.

What also makes the track stand out is its confidence. Rather than chasing a particular trend, The Songs of Butler & Cupples allow the song to develop on its own terms. The result is a release that feels purposeful and enjoyable.

With “Frequency,” the duo add another strong entry to an already varied catalogue. It's a well-crafted track with sharp songwriting, an infectious hook, and enough personality to keep listeners coming back for more.

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