Viola Beach debut album to be released on 29 July on band's own record label

Viola Beach's debut album is to be released next month on their own label, Fuller Beans Records.

All four members of the band and their manager died after the car they were travelling in came off a road in Sweden and fell into a canal in February.

The group's family members have released a statement saying they wanted their music to be heard.

"We are tremendously proud of everything the boys achieved in such a short space of time," it says.

"Craig, Jack, Kris, River and Tom shared a huge passion, talent and dedication to music.

"We believe the best way to celebrate our sons' lives is to release an album of their songs.

"This is their legacy and we know deep in our hearts that the boys would want the world to listen to the music they poured everything into.

"This was only the beginning for them and these nine songs were written with every intention to be shared, heard and, most of all, enjoyed.

"We hope that it brings you as much happiness listening to it as we know it did to them making it."

Watch Boys That Sing, which was the band's second single.

Kris Leonard, River Reeves, Tomas Lowe, Jack Dakin and manager Craig Tarry were killed when their car plunged more than 25m (82ft) from a highway bridge into a canal.

They were in Sweden performing at the Where's the Music? festival and had been preparing to travel with BBC Introducing to the South By South West (SXSW) festival in Texas.

A video montage of the band was shown at this year's SXSW in Texas.

A permanent memorial is being planned in their hometown of Warrington and a tribute concert hosted by Radio 1 DJ Phil Taggart was held at the town's Parr Hall in April.

Viola Beach reached number one in the iTunes chart after a social media campaign backed by Liam Gallagher and Tim Burgess from The Charlatans.

All sales of their official merchandise will go towards the families of the band and their manager

Viola Beach music was also played out on an empty stage for what would have been the final gig of their tour in March.

Rather than get a replacement support act, headliners Blossoms decided to pay tribute to their friends by getting a DJ to play out their tracks to a sell-out crowd at Liverpool's O2 Academy.

The band's album will be released on 29 July.

The album tracklisting is as follows:

1. Swings And Waterslides

2. Like A Fool

3. Go Outside

4. Cherry Vimto

5. Drunk

6. Really Wanna Call

7. Call You Up

8. Get To Dancing (BBC Session)

9. Boys That Sing

Find us on Instagram at BBCNewsbeat and follow us on Snapchat, search for bbc_newsbeat