Bleachers Drop 'Practical Magic 2' Single 'Caught Myself Believing' and Bring Out Carly Rae Jepsen in LA

Jack Antonoff isn't slowing down anytime soon. Just months after Bleachers dropped their fifth studio album, *everyone for ten minutes*, back in May, the band is already giving fans another reason to turn up the volume. The hitmaking producer and his bandmates have officially released a brand-new single titled "Caught Myself Believing." The fresh track is set to appear on the official soundtrack for the highly anticipated film *Practical Magic 2*, bringing Antonoff’s signature anthemic energy straight to the silver screen project.

The release of "Caught Myself Believing" underscores just how productive Antonoff's group has been throughout the year. Their fifth album, *everyone for ten minutes*, had already set a strong tone for the group's current era when it arrived earlier this spring. However, Antonoff made it clear that the band was far from finished sharing new music with the public before the year comes to a close. Even while juggling massive studio sessions, the frontman continues to pour heavy creative energy into his own group's releases. The new song offers a crisp, driving beat alongside the emotional melodies that fans have come to expect from the indie-pop outfit.

As if dropping new movie music wasn't enough to keep the hype train moving, Bleachers also delivered a major surprise for their West Coast concertgoers. During a recent performance in Los Angeles, Antonoff shocked the crowd by bringing out pop fan-favorite Carly Rae Jepsen as a special guest. The surprise collaboration sent the audience into an immediate frenzy as Jepsen took the stage to perform alongside the band. The duo shared an energetic moment under the spotlight, proving once again that Antonoff knows exactly how to curate an unforgettable live environment for his fans. Between dropping standalone soundtrack cuts and pulling off star-studded guest appearances on tour, Bleachers are making sure 2024 remains one of their most active years yet. Fans can stream "Caught Myself Believing" across streaming platforms now as anticipation builds for the release of *Practical Magic 2*.