Although Bearz continued making music to this very day, 'She's My Girl' remains a lonesome case official release for anyone willing to take interest (of course, particular factor here is the fact 'She's My Girl' was released in a minority of 7" singles for the Ivo Watts Russell's early, pre-4AD label, Axis). But once you discover the music on this single, you'll find pop music in its undeniable, exquisit Beach Boys-like charm. Personally, I cannot tell what direction Bearz took ever after - eventually transforming into a goth/alter band of sorts; but on 'She's My Girl' (backed with 'Girls Will Do' on the flipside, notorious for its killer refrain 'You're a loser - you're a hopeless case), we're talking about stunning example of early 80s' britpop - simple, catchy and energetic (the rhythm section sounds charmingly clumsy at its verse/refrain switches backed with soothing keyboard arrangement), underlined by teenage irony towards sexual and emotional (the line 'I've never heard of you' seems to echo later achievement by The Beautiful South in their gorgeous sarcastic masterpiece 'A Song For Whoever', while musically it echoes The Bongos' 'Time and the River' while very possibly also helped paving way for labels like Teen Beat). A truly recommended tiny discovery. Enjoy.