New Pop Punk Trap Rock Single, FEEL SOMETHING AT ALL, From 93FEETOFSMOKE

On The Table Read Magazine, “the best entertainment magazine in the UK“, 93FEETOFSMOKE, an established pop punk/trap rock artist, has released FEEL SOMETHING AT ALL, the first single from his upcoming album SUCKER.

FEEL SOMETHING AT ALL

New single, FEEL SOMETHING AT ALL, by pop punk artist 93FEET OF SMOKE was co-written with Aaron Gillespie from Underoath.

FEEL SOMETHING AT ALL tells the story of overcoming the difficult burnout that comes from chasing stimulation and enduring a never-ending cycle of dopamine highs and lows. It is a call to more in a world where instantaneity and fried dopamine receptors rule. A few more servings of amperage for the dead circuit board. a small demand for a few more volts. Regardless of the outcome, ” “Bad” or “Good” He confides, “Lord knows I need more.”

93FEETOFSMOKE

93FEETOFSMOKE is a singer-songwriter and producer from Virginia with a home in Los Angeles. Over the past few years, he has been making a lot of noise in the emo-rap scene.

As an independent artist, he has amassed over 100 million streams across his catalog since 2015 and established a very devoted following. In July, he released his debut album, Photo Finish, which features music from phem, guardin, Kamiyada+, Tosh the Drummer, and other artists. He held an album release party at LA’s renowned The Roxy and went on tour with the band girlfriends of Travis Mills and Belmont.

The first single from 93FEETOFSMOKE’s upcoming album SUCKER, FEEL SOMETHING AT ALL, was co-written by Aaron Gillespie of Underoath and co-produced by Aaron and 93’s frequent collaborator Aaron Osborne. It is a pop-punk banger with a lot of energy that is a natural progression from his previous work.

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