Roxx Revolt & the Velvets first arrived on the scene in 2018, bringing with them a fresh take on modern glam rock from their base in Miami, Florida. Led by frontman Roxx Revolt on vocals and guitar, the band’s lineup includes Devin Lashbrook on bass, Jack Shockley on guitar and drummer Chris Campo.
Blending influences from various genres into a unique and electrifying sound and with a penchant for experimentation, Roxx Revolt and the Velvets have crafted their own style, fusing pop-focused writing with the raw energy of rock. Their songwriting ranges from hedonistic anthems to socially critical observations, showcasing a versatility that keeps listeners engaged and enthralled.
Since their studio debut in 2021 with “King Revolt” and the EP 7, the band has been a staple in the Florida music scene, playing stages at festivals like the Gasparilla Music Festival and Black Market Fest Miami. They’ve shared bills with leading acts such as Puddle of Mudd and Local H, confirming their reputation as a rising outfit in the rock world.
Continuing to share a string of well-received singles, they dropped their debut full-length record last year with the twelve-track album Turn Your Head This Way. Now, following up their LP, they bring us their latest release with the brand new single titled “33,” released via the independent Miami-based Archive Records imprints.
Now joined by their new bass player Devin Lashbrook and tweaking their name to just Roxx Revolt, the band opens a new chapter in their thrilling musical story. Serving up another raucous blast of their high-octane alternative rock sound, the track kicks to life with the patter of drums and crunch of a guitar riff before erupting with punchy rhythmic stabs and punching energy.
Roxx’s swaggering vocal leads, underpinned by crowd style backing vocals, carry a moody vibe above the uptempo charge of pounding drums and gritty guitar arrangement as the track builds towards an anthemic bridge before gliding into the last chorus to deliver one final dose of raw rock music. Capped by catchy vocal hooks and an ever-present sense of sonic urgency, “33” sees the band lay down a rousing slice of their powerful rock sound wrapped up in impactful production as they stride into 2024 with an explosive new single.
Listen to 33 below
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