The band, known for their genre-bending style, have delivered a poignant track that showcases a new side of their sound. This marks the band's first recording done in a professional studio, produced by Kyle Crusham who has worked with notable musicians such as Paul Simon, Edie Brickell and Ryan Bingham.

​"Lie to Me" is a departure from the band's usual style, as it's the closest they've come to a pop song with a blend of pop rock and pyschadelic folk. The track features Camron Rushin's emotive vocals lifted by the angelic backing vocals of Emma Kate and layered over acoustic and electric guitars and synths all coming together to create a dynamic sound that's both haunting and catchy. The single was inspired by a scene in a TV show that resonated with Rushin, who wrote the song to capture the raw emotions of heartbreak and betrayal. "My life has been really good for a while now, so I had to reach far back into my past to remember that gut-punch feeling of realizing that your relationship wasn't as it seemed," Rushin said.

​The single features acoustic guitar, bass guitar, piano, hand percussion instruments played by Todd Pruner, electric guitar and keyboard played by Jon Merz, and backing vocals by Emma Kate. Josh Halpern of Marmalakes and Shearwater played the drums. The track was mastered by Erik Wofford.

​For The Best Around, "Lie to Me" is a significant step forward in their evolution as a band. All their previous recordings were done in their own makeshift home studios, and this marks their first foray into a professional recording space. The experience of working with Crusham has elevated their sound to new heights, adding a polished sheen to their signature DIY approach.