British indie pop duo The Boy Least Likely To reflect on their against-all-odds success with 'Greatest Hits' album
It's hard to believe that British indie pop duo The Boy Least Likely To have been around for over a decade and a half now. Although they've put out only four studio albums thus far (one of which is a holiday album), they have successfully remained in public consciousness thanks to some of their greatest hits featuring in films like Adam Sandler's 'Blended (2014), the Emmas Stone comedy 'Easy A' (2010) and most recently, 2018's 'Peter Rabbit' which aptly featured their song 'When Life Gives Me Lemons, I Make Lemonade'.
But it is true. The duo of multi-instrumentalist Pete Hobbs and lyricist/vocalist Jof Owen formed The Boy Least Likely To way back in 2002, and now fifteen years on from the release of their first single and twelve years since the release of their seminal debut album 'The Best Party Ever', The Boy Least Likely To celebrate their against-all-odds success with the release of their 'Greatest Hits' album.
