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| Hard rock band CATCH YOUR BREATH have today released their latest single ‘[Gen]inside‘ featuring Kami Kehoe via Thriller Records, arriving alongside an official music video. The track taps into the weight of misplaced blame and the moment you stop carrying it, hitting with a sharper edge than ever. Watch the music video here. ‘[Gen]inside’ sits in that space where frustration finally boils over. Reflecting what it feels like to be backed into a corner by someone who refuses to take responsibility, while everything around them keeps falling apart. There’s a shift as the song unfolds, from holding it in to pushing back, drawing a line where there wasn’t one before. Bringing Kehoe into the track adds another layer of depth to that moment, validating the idea of standing firm instead of folding under it. CATCH YOUR BREATH vocalist Josh Mowery shares:
“This song is for anyone who’s ever been blamed for the damage someone else caused… for anyone who was told to stay quiet, stay small, or stay on their knees just to keep the peace. If you’ve ever stood in the ruins of something you didn’t break and wondered why you were the one hurting, I want you to remember something — you’re not the problem. Sometimes the truth is simple. The world didn’t fall apart because of you… it fell apart because someone else was holding the gun.” Kami Kehoe adds:
“It felt unreal to finally put together a song with CATCH YOUR BREATH. I had been in the writing room for their latest album, and when we landed on the concept for this track, I just knew it was something special. I couldn’t be more proud of what we made together and I’m super stoked that everyone finally has the chance to listen.” |
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 | CATCH YOUR BREATH – ‘[Gen]inside’ feat. Kami Kehoe |
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ABOUT CATCH YOUR BREATH:
A fresh, burgeoning hard rock band based out of Austin, Texas. Composed of vocalist Josh Mowery, guitarist Teddy Herra, bassist Cianan Madigan, and drummer Onell Hernandez, CATCH YOUR BREATH injects a unique mix of synth soundscaping elements, imaginative production, and refined songwriting for an intense amount of emotion.The band first broke through with their debut single ‘Shame On Me’, quickly gaining traction online and introducing their ability to pair crushing riffs with massive, anthemic choruses. Not long after, ‘Dial Tone’ took on a life of its own, surpassing 100 million streams and helping establish CATCH YOUR BREATH as a fast rising name in modern hard rock. Their music is characterised by a potent mix of intense, driving rhythms, melodic guitar work, and emotionally charged vocals, drawing influences from bands like Bring Me The Horizon, I Prevail, and Bad Omens. The band’s kick-your-teeth in sound has landed them on notable playlists such as All New Metal, Rock Hard, All New Rock, Rock Rotation, and Rock The World.The band is taking the world by storm, bringing their electrifying stage presence to life on tour with major acts such as Falling In Reverse, Ice Nine Kills, Atreyu, Breaking Benjamin, and Daughtry, CATCH YOUR BREATH shows no signs of slowing down. In 2026, that momentum continues as the band hits the road with Three Days Grace following a recent support run with Nothing More, alongside additional European shows with We Came As Romans and headline tours in Australia and Japan. Growing their global presence will also bring them to major festivals around the world this year, including Welcome to Rockville, Sonic Temple, Rock For People, Nova Rock, Download Festival, Summer Punch Festival, Jera On Air, and Impericon Festival.“We keep finding new sounds and new versions of CATCH YOUR BREATH as we have gotten better and better as a band,” adds Herrera. “The progression of our sound is testament to how much we’ve come to figure out who and what we are.” The growth, like that which underpins the emotional heart of ‘Shame On Me’, remains forever ongoing. What it means for the future of the band remains empowering and enriching, if not unknown. What it means for CATCH YOUR BREATH, however, is clearer: that there is no limit to how high they can climb, and, more importantly, how many lives they can positively affect in the process. |
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