Who On Earth step up the plate of the onerous rock tradition with their new hit “DAWGZ”, a track that mixes heavy-metal grit with a glossy, up to date, high-energy manufacturing. The New Jersey five-piece delivers the high-octane anthem that represents the subsequent stage of the band’s improvement with tight musicianship and “piercing riffs” which can be synonymous with the band. By synthesizing their shared influences right into a recent and defiant assertion of intent, “DAWGZ” can also be a rallying name for the subsequent era of rock music followers.
A press launch from Who On Earth’s administration defined “DAWGZ” is an anthemic battle cry that rallies towards company greed and corruption.
The observe’s highly effective lyrics and driving vitality unite listeners in a collective stand towards profit-driven entities that disregard the well being and well-being of the folks. With its daring message and simple depth, “DAWGZ” is a name for change, a track that faucets into the heartbeat of these demanding a greater world.
Then there’s the track’s video. The video’s backdrop is a metropolis in ruins. Mankind’s greed has destroyed civilization. The band performs amid the rubble whereas an old style tv reveals footage of predators on prey and information clips highlighting socioeconomic scenes that contributed to the downfall of the human race.
Watch “DAWGZ” by Who On Earth:
Track Lyrics: “DAWGZ” by Who On Earth
I see your face stuffed with laughter
Hold them alive, coming again for extra
Mourn the lifeless whilst you disguise the treatment
They stated that pigs couldn’t fly
None of our gods might die
That saints by no means lie
However now you justify…..
You took your piece, you took your piece, and then you definitely took a bit of extra
(We are saying NO MORE)
Go away us sick after we know you at all times had the treatment
(We are saying NO MORE)
Time has come to pay the worth and settle up the rating
(We are saying NO MORE)
No extra, no extra, no extra, no extra
(We are saying NO MORE)
Will you see the face of your maker?
We choose the crumbs, up off the ground
You get wealthy whereas we keep poor
They stated the sky couldn’t fall
Ivory towers take all
You recognize the world ain’t gonna make it
With each phrase that you just lie
We watch the harmless die
We’ll hold the dawgs at bay
You took your piece, you took your piece, and then you definitely took a bit of extra
(We are saying NO MORE)
Go away us sick after we know you at all times had the treatment
(We are saying NO MORE)
Time has come to pay the worth and settle up the rating
(We are saying NO MORE)
No extra, no extra, no extra, no extra
(We are saying NO MORE)
You see the lives your takin’
One way or the other we misplaced our manner
By those that offered their souls
Cheated and damaged down
You left us on our personal
You took your piece, you took your piece, and then you definitely took a bit of extra
(We are saying NO MORE)
Go away us sick after we know you at all times had the treatment
(We are saying NO MORE)
Time has come to pay the worth and settle up the rating
(We are saying NO MORE)
No extra, no extra, no extra, no extra
(We are saying NO MORE)
About Who On Earth
Who On Earth is the New Jersey quintet delivering hard-hitting hooks, hermetic instrumentation, and a strong mixture of pummeling grooves and piercing riffs. With a real grit and gusto, the band—vocalist Coosh, bassist Pete Rizzi, drummer Howie Fallon, and guitarists Johnny James Barone and Jimmy Kocha—has picked up the torch for onerous rock and heavy metallic, forging a sound that pays homage to rock’s previous whereas ushering in its future.
The band was born from a easy but important query: “Who On Earth goes to deliver again good rock and metallic?” Longtime buddies Coosh and Pete, who had spent years performing covers within the New York tri-state space, selected to focus solely on composing authentic music in 2020. They shortly amassed ten songs, drawing on a collective affect spanning the new wave of British heavy metallic, traditional rock, grunge, and the nice bands of the 90’s and early 2000’s. They returned to their roots, resurrecting melodies, hooks, and guitar solos, however upgraded all the things with a contemporary, highly effective manufacturing.
From Dive Bars to Studio Success
The group made their bones by numerous gigs throughout the New York tri-state space, creating a formidable stay repute. In 2021, they hit the studio with famend producer/engineer/mixer Mike Orlando (Class 7, Adrenaline Mob) at his Sonic Stomp Studio in New York, NY. The end result was their full-length debut album, Blame’ (October 2022), which established their dedication to highly effective storytelling, nodding with horns as much as influences like Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, Metallica, Alice in Chains, and Instrument.
The lineup was cemented with the arrival of drummer Howie Fallon in March 2024, whose enjoying fashion elevated the band’s dynamic. This lineup went on to launch the acclaimed EP, Smoke & Mirrors (March 2025). The EP options 5 originals that deal with themes of company deception and media bias and contains their hit cowl of Toto’s ‘Maintain the Line’. Their heavy, guitar-driven remake of the track shortly grew to become the band’s most-streamed observe thus far.
The Mission: Filling the Void
Who On Earth’s mission is obvious: to fill the void for real rock ‘n’ roll and to encourage a brand new era of musicians. The band is at present planning the discharge of one other full-length album for early 2026, which is able to as soon as once more be produced by Mike Orlando. With new administration and plans for in depth touring, Who On Earth is ready to show that onerous rock remains to be worthwhile, related, and might’t be allowed to die.
Who On Earth Present Lineup
Coosh – Vocals
Pete Rizzi – Bass
Johnny James Barone – Lead guitar
Jimmy Kocha – Lead guitar
Howie Fallon – Drums
