Good Riddance – “No More System to Believe In”

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Good Riddance have shared the new single “No More System to Believe In.”

Good Riddance’s new single, "No More System to Believe In," arrives at a time when the systems we once trusted to uphold peace and liberty have led to division and conflict. Through this powerful melodic punk anthem, the band channels their frustration with a world where the interests of profit and power overshadow the common good. The lyrics reflect a deeper disillusionment, questioning a global society that seems to fuel the very struggles it should work to resolve. 

The song reminds us that the power to rebuild lies within each of us, but only if we are willing to challenge the systems that fail us—by advocating for just policies, supporting grassroots movements, holding leaders accountable, and fostering connections within our communities.  Stream "No More System to Believe In" now on all digital platforms, and check out the lyric video, created by J Sek of backyardgraffix.com, on our YouTube channel. Vocalist Russ Rankin shares:
 
“A Hope…To believe in this society as a vast, interconnected body, and that the voiceless suffering and malaise of our neighbors are ours as well to bear. Actioned by lifting each other up in the small, nascent moments when there is no immediate glory or brilliant reward in it. And by reimagining the breathless vigor and star-crossed hope with which this grand experiment was originally conceived. For no machination of government, nor whip of authority, may succeed in stifling our capacity to care for, and support one another in what must ultimately be a unified struggle for vitality, liberty, and a more equitable distribution of life’s blessings.”

In support of the upcoming election and to encourage voter participation, the band is donating 100% of T-shirt proceeds to the Fair Elections Center. Grab yours here!

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