‘Songs That Saved My Life Vol. 2’ drop State Champs cover, album details

State Champs released a new cover along with music video today. The cover is of Matchbox Twenty’s “Real World”.

State Champs, along with many others are contributors to the second volume of Songs That Saved My LifeHopeless Records and their non-profit organization’s Sub City compilation to benefit mental health and suicide prevention organizations.

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Accompanying the song is a music video that is very similar to the original by Matchbook Twenty. Check it out below.

And here is the original music video for comparison.

The music video similarities aren’t anything new; Neck Deep did the same thing on the past Songs That Saved My Life compilation.

Just like last year, the compilation is abundant with big names. Some of the most notable acts are Silverstein, Mayday Parade, The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus and Doll Skin.

Silverstein is covering “Disarm” by The Smashing Pumpkins and Doll Skin is giving their take of “Shake It Out” by Florence + the Machine. Both bands’ announcement tweets can be seen below.

Songs That Saved My Life Vol. 2 is available everywhere Nov. 8 and can be preordered here. The full tracklist is below.

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  1. State Champs — “Real World” (Matchbox Twenty)
  2. Silverstein — “Disarm” (The Smashing Pumpkins)
  3. With Confidence — “Drops of Jupiter” (Train)
  4. This Wild Life — “Wicked Game” (Chris Isaak”
  5. Doll Skin — “Shake It Out” (Florence + the Machine)
  6. The Frights — “Tiny Cities Made of Ashes” (Modest Mouse)
  7. Mayday Parade — “New Years Project” (Further Seems Forever)
  8. The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus — “Trust” (Thrice)
  9. Sharptooth — “Die For the Government” (Anti-Flag)
  10. Trash Boat – “Given Up” (Linkin Park)

Are you excited about Songs That Saved My Life Vol. 2? If you haven’t check out the first volume, you can do that below. Tell us what you think in the comments.

If you or someone you know is struggling with mental illness, there is help to be found.  Please consider these online resources and talk to your regular doctor about your symptoms:
MentalHealth.gov – Get Immediate Help
ImAlive – Online Crisis Network
International Association For Suicide Prevention – Resources
The Anxiety And Depression Association Of America
The National Alliance On Mental Illness
American Psychiatric Association – Finding Help
National Institute Of Mental Health
American Psychological Association – Psychologist locator

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