Trio from Los Angeles Cheat Codes has teamed up with the multiple Grammy award-winning band Train to release their latest song “Bloom” on August 16. With applause from The Rolling Stones, TIMEAnd Billboard Among other releases, Cheat Codes focuses on musical collaboration and cross-genre innovation. In the last two years, the trio has released four albums, all with a very individual touch – pop, dance, alternative and country.

On working with Cheat Codes to produce Bloom, Train frontman Pat Monahan said:

“I’m a huge fan of Cheat Codes. I love their songs, their energy and the whole vibe they put out into the world. When I heard ‘Bloom’ I thought, ‘This song is amazing! They definitely don’t need me.’ I was so excited that they disagreed and wanted me on the track. This is an incredible song and I’m so proud to be on it with these guys. I can’t wait for you all to hear it.”

Train works in San Francisco and has released 14 songs, Billboard Hot 100 Charts and 13 albums in the Billboard 200 Charts. The five-person band has been working together since 1994 and has produced huge hits such as “Drops of Jupiter” and “Hey, Soul Sister.” The group has achieved over 1 billion Spotify streams and sold over 30 million tracks and 10 million albums worldwide.

About the collaboration with Train, Cheat Codes said:

“Collaborating with Pat and Train was a full-circle moment for us – we’ve been fans of the band since we were kids and their music is a soundtrack that’s already part of our lives. Meeting Pat and collaborating with him reminded us why we do this. ‘Bloom’ is our summer anthem and a daily reminder to surround yourself with people you love and know will always have your back.”

In true Cheat Codes fashion, “Bloom” has been released in multiple versions – it can be streamed in its radio version, as well as sped up, slowed down, a cappella and instrumental versions. “Bloom” is accessible wherever you stream music.

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