Brooklyn-based indie-soul collective Every Us has released their latest single, “B-Train,” a harmony-rich tribute to the enduring power of chosen family. Out today, December 19, the track captures the soft chaos of navigating heartbreak through late-night subway rides and bottles of cheap wine. Led by the expressive vocals of Chynna Sherrod and meticulously crafted by producer Ryan Jones, “B-Train” blends sample-driven grit with lush, nostalgic textures to create a cinematic soundscape. Mixed and mastered by Ian Kimmel, the song moves away from traditional romantic tropes to celebrate the friends who show up when life gets messy, landing in a sonic lane shared by artists like Jungle and Dijon.
The release marks a significant step toward the group’s sophomore EP, due in 2026, and follows their recent atmospheric single “The Motions.” Every Us has built a reputation for collective storytelling, channeling the heart of modern New York through an inclusive and collaborative production style. “B-Train” functions as a sonic love letter to those reliable connections, utilizing understated drums and evocative samples to mirror the rhythmic hum of the city’s transit system. As they continue to expand their world of soul-infused production, Every Us solidifies their place as a vital voice in the modern indie-soul scene, proving that the most profound love stories are often found in the company of friends.