Favourite Kid charge forward with another sunny release with their new single ‘Setback’, out Friday, October 24. Brimming with bold country-pop energy and sibling charm, the Queensland trio turn life’s hurdles into fuel, delivering an anthem about finding strength in the stumble. Following their recently released 'Eyes on the Road', 'Setback' arrives ahead of their long-awaited debut album ‘Two Cent Journal’, set for release on Friday, November 21, a collection that captures the band’s heart, humour and hard-won optimism in full stride.   Built on a foundation of full-bodied booming acoustic guitar, a thumping kick drum and hand percussion that claps in unison, ‘Setback’ emerges as a burst of optimism. Layered harmonies elevate the chorus into an anthemic chant, while Ethan Roberts’ playful, heartfelt vocal delivers the song’s message with charm and conviction. Equal parts country-folk and pop polish, it’s a track that turns adversity into momentum, reminding us that every stumble can spark another step forward.  Speaking on the single, Ethan shares: “‘Setback’ is all about the trials and challenges we come up against when we’re working to reach our goals. It’s a reminder that every journey brings obstacles that might slow you down or knock you off track, but those moments are all part of the ride. You won’t get anywhere if you don’t get back on.” With that same spark at its core, their debut record ‘Two Cent Journal’ captures the trio’s heart, humour and honesty. Led by Ethan Roberts, whose lived experience with autism brings a rare depth of perspective and emotional clarity to his songwriting, the album reflects on life’s lessons, mental health and perseverance. Across its tracks, the siblings share stories of growth and recovery, always with the sense that even in life’s detours, there’s a song worth singing. Set for release on Friday, November 21, the record finds Favourite Kid at their most open and assured, turning lived experience into something both deeply human and joyfully uplifting. 'Setback’ is out everywhere on Friday, October 24, a bright reminder that every stumble can be the start of something stronger.