The Wonder Years release reimagined version of “I Don’t Like Who I Was Then” featuring Origami Angel’s Ryland Heagy

The Wonder Years have released another reimagined version of a song of theirs, this time being the ever popular “I Don’t Like Who I Was Then”. Coming in for a guest spot though is Origami Angel’s Ryland Heagy. The single comes as another release leading into the bands latest album “Burst & Decay Vol. III, arriving May 9 via Hopeless Records.

But Burst & Decay III isn’t just about reinvention; it’s about their community, too. The Wonder Years have enlisted guest vocalists to help reinterpret some of their most iconic tracks.
 
Knuckle Puck’s Joe Taylor lends his heartfelt and dynamic vocals to a fan favorite on “Came Out Swinging”; Zayna Youssef, vocalist of Philly breakouts Sweet Pill, helps amplify the raw vulnerability of “Oldest Daughter”; and Origami Angel’s Ryland Heagydelivers a tender and sincere performance on “I Don’t Like Who I Was Then.”

 TRACKLIST

1. Junebug
2. Came Out Swinging (featuring Joe Taylor of Knuckle Puck)
3. Oldest Daughter (featuring Zayna Youssef of Sweet Pill)
4. Wyatt’s Interlude
5. Wyatt’s Song (Your Name)
6. Teenage Parents
7. I Don’t Like Who I Was Then (featuring Ryland Heagy of Origami Angel)
8. The Ocean Grew Hands to Hold Me
9. Doors I Painted Shut