Photo by Tom Powers
There’s something absolutely magical about summertime that everyone spends the season enjoying and the rest of the year trying to fill the void left in them when summer melts away into fall and winter. Half Dizzy’s new punk rock summer jam taps directly into that wave of nostalgia and that laid back summer vibe where life is more carefree and your days are spent making memories.
Like their previous single, “Turn This Up,” “Fade Away” was recorded at Little Eden by the legendary Pete Steinkopf (of Bouncing Souls fame). Driving the rhythm and heart of this song is the masterful drumming of Mason Cohen and bass playing of Mina Maziekis. They lay the foundation for the rest of the band to create a punk rock summer anthem that is equal parts anthemic punk rock and summer fun. It reminds you of summer love stories and the nostalgic pull of the real Van’s Warped Tour.
“This feel-good summer track brings a wave of nostalgia, blending upbeat rhythms with reflective lyrics about unforgettable memories and sun-soaked moments. Perfect for road trip playlists and feel-good radio rotations, it captures the heart of summer with a timeless, carefree vibe” – Daniel Marchelewski, Guitar and Vocals
Half Dizzy is a gritty punk band from Long Island, delivering raw, hard-hitting tracks with zero pretense. They blend classic punk roots with a modern edge. Known for their no-frills, high-energy shows, Half Dizzy channels real-life frustration into sharp, unfiltered sound.
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