The brothers began mailing their music around the world hoping to get airplay on radio for their songs.  They produced their sophomore album, Lunatic, in 2011 with the track, “Come With Me Now”, but received little airplay for three years. They were ready to give up on the material and move on, when the song, suddenly, began being played on radio. In an interview with Billboard, Jesse states that “There was about a year-and-a-half in America trying to get it going, and nothing was happening….then, all of a sudden, a few stations started to spin us, and that’s when it started to change.  We had sent the song around and people had heard the song in 2011 and 2012.Why was it the end of 2013 that it clicked for whatever reason? The long story is that we wrote the song in the end of 2007 and in 2008, we started playing it out live”. In an interview with Radio.com, Johnny Kongos said, “We knew the song had something because we trust our instincts. If a song really makes us get up and move and really get into it, then we trust that instinct.” Their album, Lunatic, realeased in 2012, was then released again in 2014 by Epic Records, where it was promoted aggressively. The single debuted in April, 2014, on the Billboard Hot 100 at number 98, and after a 10 week meteoric rise, peaked at number 31, the fastest rise of any new band since American rock band Evanescence’s song “Bring Me to Life”, in 2003.  It’s been a long time since Jo Ann Castle scored a number 67 slot on that chart with her sensational “Flight of the Bumble Bee Boogie” in 1957. “Come With Me Now” is the best selling accordion-based song since that time, reaching number 1 on the Alternative chart. The single has charted all over the world, making it an international hit song.