Complete List Of Len Songs From A to Z

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Len began in Toronto in the early 1990s as a recording project led by Marc Costanzo, with his sister Sharon Costanzo joining him as the group developed. The earliest releases mixed indie rock, punk, pop, and hip-hop in ways that changed from album to album rather than following a single fixed style.

The self-titled Len cassette EP appeared in 1992, followed by the independently released albums Superstar and Get Your Legs Broke. Those records introduced songs including “Candy Pop,” “Slacker,” “Smarty Pants,” “She’s Not,” and “Trillion Daze” while establishing the sibling partnership at the center of the band.

Len reached an international audience with You Can’t Stop the Bum Rush in 1999. Its combination of alternative pop, hip-hop, rock, and electronic production included guest appearances from Biz Markie, Kurtis Blow, C.C. DeVille, and others. “Steal My Sunshine” became the band’s defining hit, while “Feelin’ Alright” and “Cryptik Souls Crew” followed as singles.

The success of “Steal My Sunshine” also produced an unusually large group of alternate versions. Single and remix releases included “It’s Down to This,” “Drunc’n Moves,” club mixes, the Idjut Boys version, the Neon Phusion remix, a 2013 remix collection, a remastered anniversary edition, and the 2016 California Realin’ remix.

Len recorded “Kids in America” for Digimon: The Movie in 2000 and released the standalone single “Do Whatcha Wanna Do” during the same period. The band then prepared We Be Who We Be, a 2002 release that shared much of its material with the later album The Diary of the Madmen.

The Diary of the Madmen arrived in 2005 with altered sequencing, additional songs, and a version of “Video Killed the Radio Star.” Its catalog included “Good Ol’ Days,” “It’s a Brother Sister Thing,” “Another Crazy Nite,” “The Royal Screwjob,” “Better Days,” and “Dante’s Inferno.” Expanded editions also included “Red Hot Day” and “Rubble.”

Marc and Sharon Costanzo returned with It’s Easy If You Try in 2012. The ten-song album included “Everything’s Gonna Be Alright,” “It’s My Life,” “Feels Like Home,” “It’s My Neighbourhood,” “Turn Off the Lights,” and “Love Is a Beautiful Thing.” It remains the group’s most recent full-length album.

Although Len’s public identity remains inseparable from “Steal My Sunshine,” the band’s broader catalog reveals a project that repeatedly changed shape. Across indie rock, sample-based pop, rap rock, soundtrack work, remixes, and later melodic recordings, Marc and Sharon Costanzo built a discography considerably wider than the single that first carried their music around the world.

Complete List Of Len Songs From A to Z

0–9 And A–E

“Another Crazy Nite” – The Diary of the Madmen (2005)
“As Long as We Got Music (feat. Micah Braun)” – It’s Easy If You Try (2012)
“Beautiful Day” – You Can’t Stop the Bum Rush (1999)
“Better Days” – The Diary of the Madmen (2005)
“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 (1995)
“Cheeky Bugger” – You Can’t Stop the Bum Rush (1999)
“Chocho Loco” – Get Your Legs Broke (1997)
“Cold Chillin’” – You Can’t Stop the Bum Rush (1999)
“Cool It Now” – The Diary of the Madmen (2005)
“Cool It Now” – We Be Who We Be (2002)
“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)
“Cryptik Souls Crew (DJMOVESSUPERMEGACLUBMIX)” – Cryptik Souls Crew (2000)
“Cryptik Souls Crew (UK Radio Edit)” – Cryptik Souls Crew (2000)
“Dante’s Inferno” – The Diary of the Madmen (2005)
“Dante’s Inferno” – We Be Who We Be (2002)
“Do Whatcha Wanna Do” – Do Whatcha Wanna Do (2000)
“Drunc’n Moves” – Steal My Sunshine (1999)
“Drunken Style” – Get Your Legs Broke (1997)
“Everything’s Gonna Be Alright” – It’s Easy If You Try (2012)

F–J

“Feelin’ Alright” – You Can’t Stop the Bum Rush (1999)
“Feelin’ Alright (Dust Brothers Remix)” – Feelin’ Alright (1999)
“Feelin’ Alright (Extended LP Edit)” – Feelin’ Alright (1999)
“Feelin’ Alright (Single Edit)” – Feelin’ Alright (1999)
“Feels Like Home” – It’s Easy If You Try (2012)
“Fight” – The Diary of the Madmen (2005)
“Funnel” – The Diary of the Madmen (2005)
“Funnel” – We Be Who We Be (2002)
“Funny” – Get Your Legs Broke (1997)
“Get Down” – The Diary of the Madmen (2005)
“Get Down” – We Be Who We Be (2002)
“Get Your Legs Broke” – Get Your Legs Broke (1997)
“Gonna Take Sometime” – It’s Easy If You Try (2012)
“Good Ol’ Days” – The Diary of the Madmen (2005)
“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” – The Diary of the Madmen (2005)
“It’s a Brother Sister Thing” – The Diary of the Madmen (2005)
“It’s Down to This” – Steal My Sunshine (1999)
“It’s My Life” – It’s Easy If You Try (2012)
“It’s My Neighbourhood” – It’s Easy If You Try (2012)
“Jerry’s Dead” – Superstar (1995)
“Jones’n” – Superstar (1995)
“June Bug” – You Can’t Stop the Bum Rush (1999)

K–O

“Kids in America” – Digimon: The Movie (Music from the Motion Picture) (2000)
“King of the Block” – We Be Who We Be (2002)
“Kookoo Docks” – The Diary of the Madmen (2005)
“Kookoo Docks” – We Be Who We Be (2002)
“Let It Slide” – The Diary of the Madmen (2005)
“Let It Slide” – We Be Who We Be (2002)
“Love Is a Beautiful Thing (feat. Denis Gunn)” – It’s Easy If You Try (2012)
“Man of the Year” – You Can’t Stop the Bum Rush (1999)
“Mom’s Place” – Superstar (1995)
“My Damn Itch” – Superstar (1995)
“Nappyhead” – Superstar (1995)
“Nothing Bother Me (feat. Kayleigh)” – It’s Easy If You Try (2012)
“Outro” – The Diary of the Madmen (2005)

P–T

“People (Come Together)” – The Diary of the Madmen (2005)
“People Come Together” – We Be Who We Be (2002)
“Red Hot Day” – The Diary of the Madmen (Bonus Tracks) (2005)
“Reeker” – Superstar (1995)
“Rubble” – The Diary of the Madmen (Bonus Tracks) (2005)
“Saturday” – We Be Who We Be (2002)
“Saturday Morning” – Get Your Legs Broke (1997)
“She’s Not” – Get Your Legs Broke (1997)
“Showoff” – Superstar (1995)
“Slacker” – Superstar (1995)
“Smarty Pants” – Get Your Legs Broke (1997)
“Steal My Sunshine” – You Can’t Stop the Bum Rush (1999)
“Steal My Sunshine (Alexander Technique Darksun Remix – Jnr Edit)” – Steal My Sunshine (Remixes, Vol. 1) (2013)
“Steal My Sunshine (Bougie Soliterre Remix)” – Steal My Sunshine (1999)
“Steal My Sunshine (California Realin’ Remix)” – Steal My Sunshine (California Realin’ Remix) (2016)
“Steal My Sunshine (Gina Turner Remix)” – Steal My Sunshine (Remixes, Vol. 1) (2013)
“Steal My Sunshine (Instrumental)” – Steal My Sunshine (California Realin’ Remix) (2016)
“Steal My Sunshine (Junior Sanchez NJ Deep Mix)” – Steal My Sunshine (Remixes, Vol. 1) (2013)
“Steal My Sunshine (Neon Phusion Remix)” – Cryptik Souls Crew (2000)
“Steal My Sunshine (Remastered Anniversary Edition)” – Steal My Sunshine (Remastered Anniversary Edition) (2014)
“Steal My Sunshine (Remastered Anniversary Edition Instrumental)” – Steal My Sunshine (Remastered Anniversary Edition) (2014)
“Steal My Sunshine (Remastered Version)” – Steal My Sunshine (Remixes, Vol. 1) (2013)
“Steal My Sunshine (Skyjump Club Edit)” – Steal My Sunshine (1999)
“Steal My Sunshine (Version Idjut)” – Steal My Sunshine (1999)
“Stray” – Superstar (1995)
“Superfly” – Superstar (1995)
“The Hard Disk Approach” – You Can’t Stop the Bum Rush (1999)
“The Royal Screwjob” – The Diary of the Madmen (2005)
“Threethirteen” – Superstar (1995)
“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)