Unmade Share Two Tracks From Upcoming Self Titled Debut EP
The New York/Virginia based band Unmade, which features members of Walk The Plank, have announced that they will release their…
Italy’s Jaguero have released Twentyfour7, the final single from their upcoming debut full length, Make Me Feel Alive Again, that is due out on April 10th via Anchors Aweigh Records. The band have also unveiled an evocative new music video for the track, produced by Catrame and directed by Roberto Graziano Moro in collaboration with Lorenzo Scudiero. The song captures the deeply personal, yet universally relatable, tension between living life on your own terms and confronting the expectations of others. Balancing self-determination with the fragile hope of repairing a strained relationship, the track finds the band embracing vulnerability while refusing to compromise their identity.
Sonically and thematically, Twentyfour7 stands as one of the most distinctive moments on their upcoming album. It moves beyond the band’s familiar coordinates, and in doing so, becomes one of their most defining statements, a clear-eyed declaration of independence and the reclaiming of one’s voice. The accompanying video mirrors that inner conflict, visually amplifying the song’s sense of searching, release, and emotional urgency through stark, intimate imagery.

With Make Me Feel Alive Again, Jaguero fully step into their own. The album abandons rigid genre boundaries in favor of raw expression, blending punk urgency, grunge weight, and soaring melody while holding tight to the intimate, participatory spirit of the small club shows where their sound was born. It’s a record driven by instinct, emotional intensity, and the simple mandate to play what feels true.