Los Angeles, CA — Posh-punk artist, Darro, is sharing his a brand new single, “what’s good” on June 20. Accompanying the release of the track comes a new music video. “what’s good” follows swiftly behind Darro’s newest single “one sided,” his first release since his 2024 tracks “j.o.m.o” and “not the same.”

“what’s good” comes punching in with a classic pop-punk edge, highlighting a refreshing new spin. Darro drapes the track in biting vocals paired with angsty lyrics that showcases a layer of vulnerability.

“This song is about betting it all on myself after life nearly took everything away. It’s my story of surviving a brain tumor, starting over from scratch, and chasing my dream with nothing but grit and hope. It’s pop-punk at its core—but with a fresh, polished edge we call ‘posh-punk.’” – Darro

About Darro: Hailing from Los Angeles, Asian-American artist Darro is redefining the pop-punk landscape by blending the strongest elements of early 2000s emo and pop-punk to create his own hybrid subgenre of alternative anthems. Known for his hypnotic instrumentation and captivating vocal range, Darro’s music resonates with fans looking for a fresh take on nostalgic sounds.

After releasing his debut EP Nostalgia in 2017, Darro faced a life-altering brain tumor diagnosis that required surgery and intense rehabilitation, including re-learning to speak and sing. Using his recovery journey as inspiration, he released his debut full-length album, Song Of Recovery, in November 2020, which garnered critical acclaim and climbed the iTunes Rock Albums chart, symbolizing his resilience and dedication.

In 2024, Darro launched a successful IndieGoGo campaign that fully funded his West Coast tour, bringing his music to new audiences. Recently named a Rising Star by Medium, Darro has also received praise from Billboard, Rolling Stone India, and Alternative Press, with multiple editorial features across Spotify, Apple Music, and VEVO. With new singles from his latest album, produced by Kris Crummett, Darro continues to captivate listeners and solidify his place in the alternative music scene. Hear “what’s good” out June 20.