AJ released two re-recorded versions of the song in December 2020: one with clean lyrics and an explicit version. Following the re-recording of "Potential Breakup Song", the duo have released re-recordings of their songs "Like Whoa" and "Chemicals React" in 2022, subtitled "(A&A Version)". The duo's next album, titled With Love From, will be released in March 15, 2023; it was preceded by the title track as the lead single on November 2, 2022. The second single "Baby Lay Your Head Down" was released on January 25, 2023 and the band will begin touring in March 2023. Activism Since their return to music in 2017, the duo have extensively used their platform to advocate for political causes - particularly the advancement of LGBTQ+ rights & the importance of voting, stating in a 2019 interview "It's our job to use our platform for good, whether that's aligning ourselves to great organisations or charities that need our help." Other causes and organisations the pair have voiced support for include the Black Lives Matter movement and Planned Parenthood. The pair's 2019 Sanctuary Tour had numerous activist partners. One such partner was HeadCount, an organisation dedicated to registering voters in the United States. Fans were able to learn more about voter registration and register to vote at the tour's concerts. Another partner was The Trevor Project, an organisation dedicated to youth suicide prevention in the LGBTQ+ community. The duo donated a free meet & greet per show, with fans able to sign a petition to end conversion therapy & donate to the charity to be entered into a prize draw. Also partnered with the tour were Project HEAL, a charity dedicated to increasing access to treatment for eating disorders. The partnership followed a 2018 fundraiser for the charity, with the sisters donating signed merchandise, personalised videos and a meet-up opportunity to be sold and auctioned to raise funds. The sisters wrote an op-ed for Paper magazine in early 2019, revealing their own battles with depression and anxiety in the hopes of raising awareness and removing stigma around mental health medication. The piece also highlighted the particular struggle with self-worth the youth LGBTQ+ community faces, stating "Just within the small community of people who listen to our music exists an unknowable and vast amount of human potential, love, and possibility. ... If we can play a small part in furthering any one person's love for