ALEXX BEAN RELEASES POP-PUNK TRACK “RIGHT WHERE YOU LEFT ME”

ALEXX BEAN RELEASES POP-PUNK TRACK “RIGHT WHERE YOU LEFT ME”

Gen Z rock star Alexx Bean dropped his latest single (with a music video) “Right Where You Left Me.” Resembling a young Billy Joe Armstrong from Green Day, specifically their “American Idiot” music video, Alexx is rocking out on his guitar singing directly to the camera with a fish eye lens with a female lead that has stolen his heart. The music video is a gritty and cinematic taking place in one of Atlanta’s abandoned high schools. It was directed by Matt Swinsky and Trill Phil.

“It’s a sweet tune played with a lot of teen angst. Breaking out all the classic live rock instruments brings this real human element I’ve been yearning to hear reemerge for some time now. I feel like Gen Z is bringing back rock in a major way because we’re tired of technology overload and we want something organic and cathartic, not something programmed and immutable.”

Alexx Bean

“Right Where You Left Me” features slamming live drums from Sage Weber, dope guitar work and catchy lyrics. It just a classic pop-punk track that brings the nostalgia making you want to blast it in the car singing your heart out. Along with Weeber, “Right Where You Left Me’s” credits include recording engineers Kyle Black (Games We Play, Paramore) and Wyatt Oates (Gym Class Heroes), mastering engineer Chris Gehringer (Machine Gun Kelly, JXDN) of Sterling Sound, with Alexx Bean serving as the single’s producer.

Stream “Right Where You Left Me” on all platforms here!
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