In the ever-evolving landscape of the Los Angeles music scene, HUSHMONEY has unveiled their latest auditory venture with the single “Bad For You.” This release isn’t just a testament to their musical prowess but also a prelude to a more expansive project on the horizon. Accompanied by a visually striking music video, directed by Romo, the band sets the stage in a distinctly beige office milieu, surrounded by the relics of a pre-digital era—floppy discs, spiral-corded telephones, and a chaotic sprawl of files, painting a vivid picture of nostalgia with a modern twist.
“Bad For You” emerges as a rich blend of genres, showcasing HUSHMONEY’s unique fusion of hardcore, 90s rock, and alt-country vibes, all while weaving in a narrative that’s as engaging as it is provocative. The band itself is a mosaic of talent, featuring members from esteemed acts such as The All American Rejects, ExMag, FÓRN, and Such Hounds, alongside a creative mind from the HBO series Animals. This diverse collective first made waves in 2021 with their debut EP, Success Pool, which carved a niche for HUSHMONEY with its audacious, lyric-driven storytelling and a sound that’s both nostalgic and refreshingly new.
“Bad For You” is more than a song; it’s a doorway into the band’s evolving artistry and a hint at the thrilling prospects that lay ahead. As HUSHMONEY continues to redefine boundaries and explore new territories, their journey is one to watch closely. So, dive into the experience of “Bad For You” and keep an ear to the ground for what’s next from this dynamic ensemble. The anticipation builds as we await the next chapter in HUSHMONEY’s sonic exploration. Check out “Bad For You” below: