“Another Summer Song” by the upcoming Houston Alt-Rock trio JunkBunny is definitely a piece of art. The song comes with a great music video! The vibe is so catchy and the melodies are unique and very beautiful. The vocalist has one of the richest Rock voices we have ever heard. The bass and guitars are great and the drums are so enjoyable. These guys are very young but they definitely have so much talent. The chorus of this track is a hook and the lyrics are original and well written. The minute we heard this track we couldn’t get it out of our minds! JunkBunny is definitely a name we should remember because their music will always surprise and hook us!
ABOUT THE BAND:
Crafting rock hooks with an emotive resonance beyond their years, the Montgomery County scrappy riff-rock trio JunkBunny—made up of Mac Johnson (lead vocals & guitar, 18), Cayden Diebold (vocals & bass, 18) and Jake Douglas (drums, 18)—made their major label debut before they could legally buy booze. JunkBunny draws from a deep well of experience and inspiration that stretches back to when frontman Mac and drummer Jake first hit it off in the third grade. Jake began playing drums when he was two years old and Mac was already a burgeoning guitarist. Jamming after school and kicking around band names at recess, the duo had already established an early incarnation of the group by the time they met bassist Cayden, a guitar player since the age of nine. Early sets were filled with a diverse group of covers, from Nirvana to Rage Against The Machine, showcasing raw nerve and vibe. By high school, the band proved themselves an unstoppable live force, selling out shows across Houston and eventually performing with legendary acts like ZZ Top, The Struts, Sammy Hagar and even Jon Bon Jovi. Entering the studio with Grammy Award-winning producer Howard Benson (My Chemical Romance, P.O.D.), JunkBunny crafted their 2019 debut project Junk Rock. On the eve of their ascendency to a hard-earned wider audience, JunkBunny still burns with the same fire that emboldened them as elementary school kids falling in love with music.
