Bnny Releases Wild Pink Duet & Announces 'One Million and Three Love Songs'

Bnny — the Chicago band fronted by artist and designer Jessica Viscius — “creates an entire snowglobe-like world in the span of just under two minutes” (Rolling Stone). Fresh off a run of dates supporting Kim Deal, Bnny announces One Million and Three Love Songs, a deluxe edition of her “spinning, vibrant” (Paste) 2024 album, out April 4th via Fire Talk Records. In addition, Bnny joins forces with Fire Talk Records labelmate Wild Pink for “Good Stuff - Edit,” an epic reimagination of OMLS’ standout single. Both Bnny and Wild Pink are known for writing music with hearts adorned on their sleeves, and “Good Stuff - Edit” feels like a natural extension of each artist’s full-length outing from last year. Recorded with Alex Farrar, the original crunch of “Good Stuff” is enhanced by Wild Pink’s grungy overdubs, steely shreds, and a verse that only John Ross could produce.

Of the duet, Ross says: “‘Good Stuff’ is one my favorite songs I’ve heard in a while, so I was really excited to work with Jess on an alternate version. I’ve listened to it on repeat so many times. It’s such a dreamy song and I thought some heavy baritone guitars could be a different approach for it and I’m really excited about how it turned out.”

Viscius adds: “I really loved John’s latest album, Dulling The Horns. His lyrics are like little poems and often funny too. So I was super excited when he was down to collab. He added such a great verse to ‘Good Stuff’ that I wanted to turn it into a call-and-response. The guitars and keys he layered in give the song this whole new dimension. It was already one of my favorites, and now I’m falling in love with it all over again.”

Listen to “Good Stuff - Edit (ft. Wild Pink)”

“Good Stuff - Edit” follows the release of “Love Trap,” Bnny's first offering of the year, released to praise from Rolling Stone, The Needle Drop, Dork, The Line of Best Fit and more. Both tracks appear on One Million and Three Love Songs, and precede Bnny’s run of 2025 tour dates supporting Peach Pit and Briston Maroney. The upcoming shows mark Bnny’s largest performances to-date, including stops at the historic Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Los Angeles’ Greek Theatre, as well as stops in New York, Austin, Washington, DC and more. A full list of tour dates are below, and all tickets are on sale now.

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