Kulick Releases New Video For ‘The People I Know (Don’t Like Me)’

A song about growing up around people you don’t fit in with.

The People I Know Don t Like Me Single Art

Watch The Video Here

Stream The New Album ‘Everyone I Know Will Die’ Here

“…an emotional and enthralling take on dark alt-pop.”- Rock Sound

“..an exciting new voice in the alternative scene”- Kerrang

“An excellent slice of sunny pop/rock goodness….this is a truly great little pop/punk album with a resonant positive message” – Powerplay

“Kulick’s dedication to honesty and transparency is what builds that bridge between him and the band, and their hardcore fanbase.” –DSCVRD

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Artistic visionary, singer-songwriter, producer, audio engineer and lover of life, Kulick continues to mesmerize music fans with an ever-growing catalog of deeply personal, yet relatable songs that combine his roots in heavy rock music with ultra-catchy pop melodies, resulting in a sound all his own.

Now he has released a video for the pithy ‘The People I Know (Don’t Like Me)’ about which he says “This song is about growing up around people you don’t fit in with. I felt like a was dropped in my hometown from some place in California, and I was looked at as if I was from another planet. I didn’t really respect what a lot of people were doing (or really not doing) with their lives, and I was being pushed down for having aspirations.”

Kulick’s recently released single ‘Time To Go’ saw great support from Kerrang Radio, BBCR1 Rock Show, Spotify’s The New Alt, New Noise, FORYOU and New Punk Tracks playlists. He recently released his 2nd album ‘Everyone I Know Will Die’ via ENCI Records HERE.

With his debut album, the highly introspective ‘Yelling In A Quiet Neighborhood’ (and its acoustic companion piece ‘Sitting In A Quiet Coffeehouse’), Kulick challenged himself by expanding his sound while tackling subjects close to his heart with his songwriting.

Various singles taken from ‘Yelling In A Quiet Neighborhood’ landed on a number of highly coveted Spotify and Apple Music playlists (resulting in over 5 million streams worldwide), He also received glowing media coverage from several national and international media outlets including Spin Magazine, American Songwriter, Substream, The Noise and Rock Sound.

Kulick realizes “We are here until we aren’t, and that’s okay. It has to be. Make it worth your time” and hopes humanity can “Spread love. Have gratitude”

What others are saying:

“…hones in on Kulick’s pop-rock vision, to perfection…comes swinging in carrying along melodies enough to bring goosebumps to a listener’s skin.” (5 stars)- New Noise Magazine

“…nicely wound collection of songs packed with plenty of passion and purpose behind each chord. What Kulick does best on this album is to remain authentic to who he is an artist, person, and musician, while still looking towards the future with optimism for better days ahead.”- Chorus.fm

“Kulick has meandered into masterpiece territory.”- Love It To Death Reviews

“Kulick tells honest, live-life-to-the-max tales all wrapped up in memorable pop-punk hooks.”- TotalNterntainment

“Kulick returns with a new in your face recording to break the funk that is 2022 and remind us all that there is indeed light at the end of this tunnel.” (9/10)- RockNLoad

“Has depth, variation and clarity with some genius lyrics that will appeal across the genres.”- RamZine