Complete List Of Len Songs From A to Z

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Len began in Toronto in the early 1990s, when siblings Marc Costanzo and Sharon Costanzo started working on songs together and exploring a mix of alternative rock, pop, and hip-hop influences. Their first album, The Mavericks, appeared in 1990, followed by Get Your Legs Broken in 1997; both recordings were produced independently and set the stage for their later commercial breakthrough. Everything changed in 1999 with the release of You Cannot Stop the Bum Rush, propelled by the single “Steal My Sunshine.” That song exploded worldwide, becoming one of the defining hits of its era and giving Len the kind of exposure few bands achieve on their first major label release.

After that success, the band released The Diary of the Madmen in 2005, embracing a more polished pop-rock sound under Marc Costanzo’s continued leadership as songwriter and producer. Although it did not match the massive impact of their earlier hit, it demonstrated the group’s commitment to evolving their style while remaining true to their creative roots. In 2012, Len returned with It’s Easy If You Try, an album that reflected years of experience and a mature approach to melody and arrangement. The project showed that Len was more than a one-hit wonder; it was a musical partnership willing to regroup and create on their own terms.

Their most recent full-length album, Kill the Lights, was released in 2015. The album continued their independent streak and showcased Marc and Sharon’s dedication to controlled, homegrown music production. While none of the tracks achieved the chart success of “Steal My Sunshine,” the album reinforced the band’s identity as a stable creative outlet rather than a fleeting commercial project. Over more than two decades, Len has released five studio albums, navigating the ups and downs of the music industry while maintaining its authenticity.

Len’s impact remains tied to “Steal My Sunshine,” a song whose success opened the door for their career and has kept their name alive in playlists and pop culture references decades later. That single stands as a monument to the band’s unique sound and to the moment when their blend of sunshine pop and alternative rhythm captured global attention. Even though their later albums did not reach the same heights, the consistency of their output speaks to a group more interested in crafting music than chasing trends.

Complete List Of Len Songs From A to Z

Another Crazy Nite – Diary Of The Madmen – 2004
As Long As We Got Music – It’s Easy If You Try – 2012
Beautiful Day – You Can’t Stop The Bum Rush – 1999
Better Days – Diary Of The Madmen – 2004
Big Meanie – You Can’t Stop The Bum Rush – 1999
Bobby – We Be Who We Be – 2002
Bocci Balls – Get Your Legs Broke – 1997
Boozehounds – We Be Who We Be – 2002
Candy Pop – Superstar – 1994
Cheekybugger – You Can’t Stop The Bum Rush – 1999
Choco Loco – Get Your Legs Broke – 1997
Cold Chillin’ – You Can’t Stop The Bum Rush – 1999
Cool It Now – We Be Who We Be – 2002
Cool It Now – Diary Of The Madmen – 2004
Crazy ‘Cause I Believe (Early Morning Sunshine) – You Can’t Stop The Bum Rush – 1999
Cryptik Souls Crew – You Can’t Stop The Bum Rush – 1999
Dante’s Inferno – We Be Who We Be – 2002
Dante’s Inferno – Diary Of The Madmen – 2004
Drunken Style – Get Your Legs Broke – 1997
Everything’s Gonna Be Alright – It’s Easy If You Try – 2012
Feelin’ Alright – You Can’t Stop The Bum Rush – 1999
Feels Like Home – It’s Easy If You Try – 2012
Fight – Diary Of The Madmen – 2004
Funnel – We Be Who We Be – 2002
Funnel – Diary Of The Madmen – 2004
Funny – Get Your Legs Broke – 1997
Get Down – We Be Who We Be – 2002
Get Down – Diary Of The Madmen – 2004
Get Your Legs Broke – Get Your Legs Broke – 1997
Good Ol’ Days – Diary Of The Madmen – 2004
Gonna Take Some Time – It’s Easy If You Try – 2012
Grand Theft Snowboard – Get Your Legs Broke – 1997
Granny Love – Get Your Legs Broke – 1997
Hot Rod Monster Jam – You Can’t Stop The Bum Rush – 1999
If You Want It (You Gotta Go Get It) – It’s Easy If You Try – 2012
Intro – Get Your Legs Broke – 1997
Intro – Diary Of The Madmen – 2004
It’s A Brother Sister Thing – Diary Of The Madmen – 2004
It’s My Life – It’s Easy If You Try – 2012
It’s My Neighbourhood – It’s Easy If You Try – 2012
Jones’n – Superstar – 1994
Junebug – You Can’t Stop The Bum Rush – 1999
King Of The Block – We Be Who We Be – 2002
Kookoo Docks – We Be Who We Be – 2002
Kookoo Docks – Diary Of The Madmen – 2004
Let It Slide – We Be Who We Be – 2002
Let It Slide – Diary Of The Madmen – 2004
Love Is A Beautiful Thing – It’s Easy If You Try – 2012
Man Of The Year – You Can’t Stop The Bum Rush – 1999
Mom’s Place – Superstar – 1994
My Damn Itch – Superstar – 1994
Nappyhead – Superstar – 1994
Nothing Bother Me – It’s Easy If You Try – 2012
Outro – Diary Of The Madmen – 2004
People Come Together – We Be Who We Be – 2002
People (Come Together) – Diary Of The Madmen – 2004
Saturday – We Be Who We Be – 2002
Saturday Morning – Get Your Legs Broke – 1997
She’s Not – Get Your Legs Broke – 1997
Showoff – Superstar – 1994
Slacker – Superstar – 1994
Smarty Pants – Get Your Legs Broke – 1997
Steal My Sunshine – You Can’t Stop The Bum Rush – 1999
Stray – Superstar – 1994
Superfly – Superstar – 1994
The Hard Disk Approach – You Can’t Stop The Bum Rush – 1999
The Royal Screwjob – Diary Of The Madmen – 2004
Threethirteen – Superstar – 1994
Trillion Daze – Get Your Legs Broke – 1997
Trip To The Moon – Get Your Legs Broke – 1997
Turn Off The Lights – It’s Easy If You Try – 2012
Video Killed The Radio Star – Diary Of The Madmen – 2004
We Are… – We Be Who We Be – 2002
We Are… – Diary Of The Madmen – 2004
We Be Who We Are – We Be Who We Be – 2002
We Be Who We Be – Diary Of The Madmen – 2004
We Rock The Mic – We Be Who We Be – 2002
Wiggle – Superstar – 1994

Albums

Superstar (1994): 11 songs

Get Your Legs Broke (1997): 13 songs

You Can’t Stop The Bum Rush (1999): 12 songs

We Be Who We Be (2002): 14 songs

Diary Of The Madmen (2004): 18 songs

It’s Easy If You Try (2012): 10 songs

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