Portland-based artist Blake Yung returns to his rock roots with his latest single, “Parasite”, co-produced by Grammy-winning maestro Shaan Singh. The track delivers a punchy pop-punk anthem with thrash bass lines and distorted guitars, drawing parallels to the likes of Box Car Racer and Neck Deep. Yung skillfully infuses the track with nostalgic echoes of the genre’s golden era.
This release marks a pivotal moment for Yung, transitioning back to his rock roots after exploring the realms of emo rap and alternative with his EP I’m Fine and collaborations with industry heavyweights MOD SUN and CASKEY. He now ventures into the alt-rock domain, carving his own unique identity and showcasing a new dimension to his artistry. As “Parasite” reverberates through the speakers, its evident that Yung is poised to spearhead the resurgence of pop-punk, his infectious energy igniting a fervent anticipation for what’s to come.
With its irresistible hooks and undeniable energy, the track’s rebellious spirit is synonymous with bands like Sum 41 and Taking Back Sunday, making it a must-listen for fans of the genre. In essence, “Parasite” not only solidifies Blake Yung’s position as a trailblazer in the alternative rock scene, but also sets the stage for an electrifying musical journey ahead.
FFO: Sum 41, Blink-182, Taking Back Sunday, Yellowcard, The Staring Line, Knuckle Puck
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