Twenty years ago this Saturday, Pete Yorn released his debut album, musicforthemorningafter. Do you remember that album? The singles are fire. The deep cuts are solid. Inspired by power-pop acts like Sloan and in step with metropolitan roots-rockers like Ryan Adams, Yorn put together a sleek collection of radio-friendly rockers with a slight twa...

Earlier this year, the veteran alt-pop smolderer Pete Yorn came back with Apart, his new EP with his old duet partner Scarlett Johansson. And now he's come out with another song, which also features the vocals of a prominent and fascinating lady. This time around, it's Liz Phair, who seems to be on the comeback…

Yesterday, the Echo Friendly's Jake Rabinbach shared a statement saying that he felt "exploited" by a cover of his band's song, "Worried," that Pete Yorn and Scarlett Johansson recently released as "Bad Dreams." That dispute seems to now be resolved, though, after Rabinbach and Yorn talked in out. Per a new Facebook post: …

The Brooklyn band claim that Yorn “exploited” themPete Yorn has responded to Brooklyn band Echo Friendly after they claimed he “exploited” them with a cover of ‘Worried’ The American …Continue reading »The post Pete Yorn responds to Echo Friendly over crediting dispute appeared first on NME.

Last month, Pete Yorn and Scarlett Johansson put out "Bad Dreams," the first track from their forthcoming collaborative EP, Apart. The song is a cover of the Echo Friendly's "Worried," off their 2014 album Love Panic, though that's not noted on streaming services or in the press release for the song.