Emerging pop-punk crew All At Once have dropped a music video “F You And All Your Friends”
Emerging pop-punk crew All At Once have dropped a music video for their new single, “F You And All Your Friends”.
The heart-on-sleeve, hook-heavy summer anthem receives a fitting visual accompaniment as the Mexican outfit continue to make their mark on the scene, with their intuitive, infectious anthems.
Speaking on the video, lead vocalist Adrian Garth shares: “When making this video, we had in mind how the song feels very genuine about the feelings we have. We wanted to represent all of us in everything we support, in different areas of our life. Bands, brands, teams we like and support and that shaped us into who we are today. All the while expressing ourselves & playing in a room that combines where all three of us grew up.”
All At Once emerged in 2019, three friends who would find a lasting connection in each other, both personally and musically.
The band’s debut EP, We Got This introduced the band with driving guitars and big hooks. Singles “We Own The Night” and “Break Me” helped the collection pop with anthemic singalongs, that had fans of the genre coming back for more.
The band’s profile was dealt a major boost as they supported Frank Iero And The Future Violent’s Mexico tour, and further supports for genre giants Pierce The Veil & You Me at Six would follow, as All At Once continued to build their fanbase across Mexico and the US.
2024 would see the release of three singles, the urgent and perennially moreish “Homebound” followed in quick order by “Basement Ghost” and “I’m Thinking About…”
Joining forces with Manic Kat Records, the young trio continue to spread their infectious spirit with new single “F You And All Your Friends”. The track showcases a smart hybrid of throwback 2010’s leaning pop-punk with the punch and execution of their more present day contemporaries.
What do the band think of the latest developments? “We want it all. And we want it All At Once.”
