Coyote Theory big brothers of the Jelly indie pop community, who rose to prominence from a viral hit on TikTok in the early days of the COVID-19 lockdown. Their song "This Side of Paradise" peaked a #17 on the global charts as well as knocking off Cardi B’s, W.A.P. off the Spotify Global Viral Charts and staying in the Top 5 slots for 4 weeks. It became their top streaming song, with over 600M streams globally and over 2B uses on TikTok. They are reminiscent of the early days of indie-pop, in the vein of Passion Pit, MGMT and COIN, and are touching a newer and younger audience. Their music is touching and has a bubbly quality that brings joy to listeners. On the new single "Maryland", the band has this to say: " [Maryland is] a song we wrote some years ago that we never properly released. It is a meditation on the feeling of making the choice of moving on for yourself versus staying in place for someone else. Parallel by the idea of Maryland and Marilyn sounding interchangeable. The song is about deciding to hit the road, leaving behind someone you love, only to realize afterwards that you picked the wrong path, and how you come to terms with that decision - or let it go."