The Punk Goes 90s Volume 2 is now available and punk rock, metal and hardcore fans are enjoying hearing their favorite bands play old tunes from childhood. Nineties babies were fortunate to be around when music was in one of its most progressive times. This album includes pop songs that made you cry, reggae rock tunes that you’d listen to while skateboarding around the neighborhood, and songs you probably sang at your middle school’s talent show.
From “Torn” and “Today” to “Everlong” and “Closer,” there’s a song here for everyone. The tune and technique of most of the songs stay fairly close to the original, so you’ll enjoy that authentic 90s feel as they play. Punk Goes 90s Volume 2 will make you feel like a kid again—couldn’t we all use a little more of that?
What's Driving This Trend
- Nostalgic Music Revivals
- Opportunity for artists to re-imagine and cover popular songs from the past.
- Cross-genre Collaborations
- Opportunity for artists from different genres to collaborate and produce unique covers and music.
- Live Performance Nostalgia
- Opportunity for artists to attract older audiences by performing nostalgic music live.
Who This Affects Most
- Music
- Opportunities for artists, music producers and record companies to explore new ways of reviving old music.
- Entertainment
- Opportunities for event organizers and promoters to host concerts and events featuring nostalgic music performances.
- Advertising & Marketing
- Opportunities for advertisers and marketers to use nostalgic music in campaigns targeting specific age groups who grew up during the 90s.
