Hey everyone, Wanted to take a minute to introduce myself, I'm Dave I play guitar in the band Give It Up. We’re a four-piece pop-punk band out of South Florida, and we’ve been at it for a little over two years now. Our sound pulls a lot from the bands that made us fall in love with this scene in the first place — think Blink-182, The Ataris, Alkaline Trio, Allister — with our own modern spin on that energy. We’ve been grinding hard — playing shows around Florida, working on new music, and even shooting a video for our track Island Time out in Antigua (that was wild). Now we’re stoked to share our newest single, “So Long, Serotonin.” This one’s close to our hearts — it’s a mix of high-energy hooks and some honest lyrics about fighting through the lows and trying to find your spark again. If you’re into catchy choruses and that mix of fun + catharsis that defined early 2000s pop-punk, we think this will be right up your alley. We’d love for you to check it out, tell us what you think. Thanks for your time and your ears – Dave // Give It Up
Hello everyone!! I have a new metalcore, post punk, punk adjacent band I wanted to share here in case anyone is interested! We're called Neon Spells! Here's our new EP! FFO: Spiritbox, Holy Fawn
put this track out last week [for fans of: porter robinson / the 1975] if you like what you hear, i'll be putting out more music throughout the rest of the year [charity bliss]
Once a year I listen to my old band from like a decade ago and go “wow this is rules”. Today is that day, so check it out
hey i thought that there are a few people that can like this album. id really like to hear your thoughts about it.
I just recorded a little harp improvisation that ended up surprising me when I heard it later. I've only practiced here and there over the last few years but I guess I was in a good mood:
I just finished up my new filming locations then and now documentary video on the filming locations used in the Michael Jackson music video Thriller. 1983 vs 2025. Here's an excerpt: The full video (along with three other excerpts) are up on my website: Chris Bungo Studios Filming Locations Then and Now
One of the then and now filming location photo comparisons I've created for my Michael Jackson "Thriller" filming locations photo gallery up on my website: Chris Bungo Studios Filming Locations Then and Now
Just put out a new song! Made a lyric video for it too: I think this is my favorite song I've made, but let me know your honest feedback!
Michael Jackson - Thriller - Filming Locations - Then and Now - Part 2 of 4 My new quick preview then and now video of the filming locations used in the music video for the Michael Jackson song Thriller. 1983 vs today. 3700 block Union Pacific Avenue in Los Angeles. Complete filming locations video is at Chris Bungo Studios Filming Locations Then and Now
Kemenche You Know - Vocal Version Ankara Autumn Techno Festival https://youtube.com/shorts/q1ZRgDze-gk?si=NszlKaSb4nOXccm4
Michael Jackson - Thriller - Filming Locations - Then and Now - Part 3 of 4 The Zombie Dance location! My new Quick Preview then and now video of the filming locations used in the music video for the Michael Jackson song Thriller. 1983 vs today. Next week, the final excerpt from my Thriller filming locations documentary video, just in time for Halloween!
Michael Jackson - Thriller - Zombie Dance Filming Location - Then and Now - 1983 vs Today The Zombie Dance filming location (Union Pacific Avenue at Calzona Street in Los Angeles) then and now from the music video Thriller by Michael Jackson. 1983 vs Today.
Filming location (1345 Carroll Avenue in Los Angeles) then and now from the music video Thriller by Michael Jackson. 1983 vs Today. See all the filming location photos and the filming locations then and now video documentary at: https://ChrisBungoStudios.com
Happy Halloween! Part 4 of 4. See the full video at my website Chris Bungo Studios Filming Locations Then and Now My new quick preview then and now video of the filming locations used in the music video for the Michael Jackson song Thriller. 1983 vs today.
Just released my new band's first EP! Southern emo, bit of grunge, shoegaze, and alt-country in the mix. Based out of Osaka, JP since I just moved here but with members in Florida and Massachusetts as well. RIYL: uhhh maybe Weezer, Great Grandpa, Weatherbox. (MAYBE, okay?)