LARGETEENZ

Deal Me In — single cover: blazers, shorts, tube socks, one mid-kick on white seamless

First single · Vegas, baby

Deal
Me InAn alt-country ode to Las Vegas casino life

The house always wins. Sit down anyway.

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Deal Me InFull hand · 4:10

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Single two · the video

Showz

One more. Then bed.

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All photos by Ashley Batz · 06.28.2026

One in a cream robe stands still while the other leaps in a tan kimono — Liftoff · robes: Cremona Studios

Close portrait in suits, deadpan — Press face

Long hair draped over a grimacing face — Toxic incantation

Suit and tie, bent backward — Purely financial

Blazers, shorts, tube socks, a high kick — Tube sock division

Black and white portrait, black tees, heads together — Basement tapes

Two men in robes, one shirt open, staring down the lens — Funhouse · robes: Cremona Studios

Black and white, one seated on an apple box, one in an airplane pose — Showz

Seated on a chair in suits while a leaf blower is aimed at them — Wind machine

Suits, one holding a C-stand arm overhead — Heavy equipment

Black tees, black shorts, white socks, arms crossed — Uniform

Close portrait in suits, both laughing — Mirth

One reclined in a folding chair, the other standing, suits — Dismay

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Bio · from the press kit

“…from toxic masculinity to peak TV, Wall Street to Walgreens.”

LARGE TEENZ is a new project from Samuel Huntington (Sammy BOOii) and Patrick Manian, co-founders of the enigmatic indie rock band cum audio branding agency known as Mobile Steam Unit.

Drawing on a technicolor pool of inspiration ranging from early-aughts Beck to Kanye West to vintage Simon & Garfunkel, the duo conducts a sonic interrogation of carnal currents in American life — from toxic masculinity to peak TV, Wall Street to Walgreens — with a mix of mirth, dismay, and a hearty dollop of irreverence.

Their first single, an alt-country ode to Las Vegas casino life titled “Deal Me In,” drops Friday, August 28th. Their debut album, Burnt Endz, pairs new recordings alongside refurbished basement tapes from their earliest collaborative sessions, and arrives in early October.

Sammy BOOiiSamuel Huntington

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Debut album · arrives 10.02