RODERIK mash pop punk and post-hardcore on New Single

29 Jun, 2021

Long Island quartet, RODERIK are back with their second single in a series of new tunes this year. On ‘You’ll Never Know’, the band join pop-punk and post-hardcore forces to produce a bouncy, energetic track with screams.

Of the new track, singer/songwriter Jake Anthony Salazar says, “In many ways, “You’ll Never Know” is a sequential follow up to our first single, “Save Me. Save Me” which was about my internal monologue during one of the most difficult times in my life. Whereas “You’ll Never Know” is about realizing I had to save myself, and reconciling with that. Only I could make the changes that were needed for me to be happy, but with change comes loss. “You’ll Never Know” is more focused on coming to the reality of my situation, and the grief that came with escaping it. Things that are good for us, in the long run, don’t always feel that great in the now, and this song is me trying to come to terms with that.

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