You’ve rocked out to the harmonic fi reworks of “Seein’ Red,” airscratched the turntable squeaks of “Cailin,” and sang karaoke to the staccato self-deprecation of “Save Me,” but you may not have known that Unwritten Law were the chameleons behind all three of these get-stuck-in-your head sing-along anthems.
Over the last 14 years, and through 3 major labels, these four guys from San Diego have built a career on doing things their own way and playing by their own rules. Though this attitude and approach may not earn them any points with the major label brass, the band’s five top 20 singles (including one #1), nearly a million albums sold, and ever-growing legion of fans worldwide prove that these guys know what
they’re doing.
As a celebration of the past and the first step into their next stage of evolution, Unwritten Law unleashes HIT LIST the band’s first best-of collection featuring 17 “greatest hits” and 2 brand new tracks - all with a twist. In the usual do-it-their-own-way spirit of Unwritten Law, Hit List is far from the standard, cash-in cobbling of stuff the fans already own.
Rather, the guys have re-recorded and reinterpreted all 17 “greatest hits” tracks to ensure that the Unwritten Law faithful have plenty of new material - besides the 2 brand new tracks - to sink their teeth into. And how did the band go about choosing the tracks for HIT LIST? It was simple: they looked to their fans - whatever they requested the most vociferously at shows made the cut, period.
Call them stubborn.
Call them self-destructive.
Call them trailblazers and innovators.
They don’t really care.
This is Unwritten Law.
Enjoy the Hit List.