Another Zach Bryan and Kings of Leon collab in the works? Last week,  Zach Bryan released his highly anticipated single with Kings of Leon, “Bowery.” Leading up to the single’s release, ZB teased a few clips of it on social media, and fans instantly recognized the signature KOL sound. Bryan called working with Kings of Leon “one of the greatest honors of his life,” as he’s always admired the work of the family band from Nashville, Tennessee. The song details meeting a woman at the New York City venue, The Bowery, leading to a very memorable night filled with desire. Sonically, the sound blends the sounds of both artists well, highlighting the folk elements of Zach Bryan’s country-centered sound alongside the iconic KOL guitar licks. making this song was one of the greatest honors of my life pic.twitter.com/X06VkncJ4U — Zach Bryan (@zachlanebryan) August 7, 2025 “Bowery” will appear on Zach Bryan’s forthcoming record, With Heaven On Top. It was initially intended to be an EP that would precede Zach’s final studio album with Warner, but since he reupped his contract for another two records with them, the exact process is unclear. Either way, fans will have to wait a while for With Heaven On Top, which is to be released on January 9, 2026. In the meantime, it appears that Zach Bryan is back in the studio with KOL, giving fans another project to look forward to. Kings of Leon took to their social media to share a demo they are working on, and no other in the background vocal is that of Zach Lane Bryan. The tune seemingly titled “We’re Onto Something” is the perfect name for the sound of this partnership ringing through my speakers again. The sound leans much more into Kings of Leon’s established groove, as frontman Caleb Followill sings a few verses that are chotic yet make sense that the narrator is weathering a storm of sorts knowing that if the makes it to the other side, he’s onto something new, something great, or just onto something of how to simply survive. “I get to rambling, talking about the animals Flippin’ around the channels Living in my new flannel pajamas Until the weather is warm We’re still here, so something is clearly working I’m certain the birds are chirpin’ I’m certain we will be hurtin’  If we make it through the eye of the storm I think we’re onto something” Followill’s voice is prominent throughout the song’s preview, but for brief moments, you can hear the distinct vocals of Zach Bryan in the background. These guys must be having a good time working together to be teasing another collaboration so soon after the release of “Bowery.” And frankly– just based on this teaser, I think that “We’re Onto Something” will rank higher than “Bowery.” I (and the rest of social media) are heavily digging the snippet of the tune. Zach Bryan and KOL are definitely onto something here. Check it out. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kings Of Leon (@kingsofleon) The post Kings Of Leon Preview A New Tune, “We’re Onto Something,” Seemingly Featuring Zach Bryan first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

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Actually completing mundane tasks isn’t just a challenge for neurodivergent folks. Nearly everyone has at least one boring, but necessary, chore that we simply cannot be bothered to get done. That one email to send, that one appointment to schedule, that one errand to run, that no matter what, we can’t seem to bring ourselves to do.That’s where “dopamine anchoring” comes in. This viral productivity hack taking over TikTok might be geared towards those with ADHD, but it can certainly be co-opted for anyone hoping to make their to-do list a little more enjoyable (and therefore more doable). The best part is—you might already be dopamine anchoring without even realizing it. @thatll_do_podcast How do you dopamine anchor?? ? looking for ideas ? #lifehack #dopamine #psychology ♬ Tchaikovsky "Dance of the Reed Flutes"(1257471) - kzy The concept is simple: pair a not-so-enjoyable task with a simple, enjoyable treat or activity. Think grabbing a fancy iced latté after getting an oil change, or listening to your favorite podcast while folding laundry. This little “treat yourself” moment elicits a dopamine rush, causing you to feel pleasure while doing that undesirable task, which, over time, helps you form a positive connection with it because of the feel-good chemicals being released. Pavlovian productivity, if you will.As Chicago-based therapist Kyndal explains, this strategy is vital for people with ADHD, since, due to their naturally lower levels of dopamine, their brains often refuse to do tasks that aren’t “incredibly interesting, immediately rewarding, or super urgent…It has to be that severe.” @kyndalvcc #neurospicy #adhd #dopamineanchoring #mentalhealth ♬ original sound - Kyndal - Therapist Sure, there’s something to be said about not relying purely on extrinsic rewards, but, as Kyndal notes, sometimes we also need to “work with our brains rather than against them.” And, hey, if it leads to overall healthier behaviors—which science has shown to be the case—it might be worth at least experimenting with.In her clip, Kyndal offered a few examples of what dopamine anchoring can look like in various situations: Environmental Anchoring-Doing a boring task at a coffee shop (long live third spaces!)-Playing a podcast while doing chores-Lighting a scented candle while working on a projectSocial Anchoring-FaceTime a friend during a dull work block-Pair doing a household chore with phoning someone-Plan a coffee meetup after doing something hard Sensory Anchoring -Wear your favorite clothes to do tough work (or, if you’re like me, your fanciest clothes, whatever floats your boat)-Save a special drink for challenging tasks-Use a motivating playlist If you’re looking to come up with your own list of dopamine anchors, other therapists, like Brianna Paruolo, and Najama Davis, MSW, LCSW, LCADC, have some tips as well. “Keep the reward small, realistic, and reserved for that task—otherwise it can lose its power,” Davis told Bustle. “It’s not about tricking yourself—it’s about making life’s less fun moments a little more enjoyable.”Davis also encouraged folks to remember your dopamine anchor doesn’t always have to come AFTER the task. You can start sipping on that strawberry match just before starting that email, so long as it doesn't completely distract you. Furthermore, in an interview with VeryWellMind, therapist Brianna Paruolo suggested that the anchor matches the difficulty level of the task. Taxes, for example, might need a bit more hefty of an anchor, like going out to dinner, as opposed to folding laundry. Anything that ends with sushi can't be that bad. Photo credit: CanvaParuolo also warned not to expect "instant results.” But as you're “rewiring neural pathways,” be patient with the process. Bottom line: next time you're having difficulty getting something done, give yourself a little treat and a little grace.