ska/Punk rockers The Goodwin Club return with new music

Music Review | 13th July, 2024 See All Color (Cover Artwork)

Formed in 1993 The Goodwin Club became staples in the early-mid 90's ska scene, playing early packed shows with the likes of Reel Big Fish, No Doubt, Sublime, The Aquabats and more before dissolving in 1995, due to half the band going on to college.

Having parted ways each member went on to feature in other bands until reuniting with the announcement of signing with SoCal label Wiretap Records as they prep their new album Join the Club almost 30 years after their first album.

The first single off the record is the upbeat ska anthem See All Color and is now streaming everywhere.

Vocalist Tami Demaree says,

I think we were so young we were kinda set apart from other bands. We had both a male and female singer which was different from other bands back then as well. Other than surf all we had to do back then in Orange County was have a band. We practiced a lot and we immediately recorded a four song demo. Doing that, we got on lots of shows quickly. John Pantle from the Knuckle brothers took us under his wing and had us opening for lots of shows. He was probably the only ska promoter back then and the reason the ska scene was so big in OC.

Speaking about their latest album the band says;

30 years between album releases might sound impossible to some, but we in The Goodwin Club stare impossibility square in the eyes and say NAY, It shall be done!

We've loved creating the best high energy live show possible together these past few years but now we've bottled up that energy, churned it like crazy, and channeled it into our new album, "Join The Club" coming out on Wiretap Records, this summer! We can't wait for you to listen, come to the shows again, and . . . JOIN. THE. CLUB!!!

The Goodwin Club - See All Color (Youtube)

The single See All Color is available through all streaming platforms.

Photo Credit: Earshot Media

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