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Who On Earth - The Torchbearers of Hard Rock and Heavy Metal

Who On Earth is the New Jersey quintet delivering hard-hitting hooks, airtight instrumentation, and a powerful combination of pummeling grooves and piercing riffs. With a genuine 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 hard rock and heavy metal, forging a sound that pays homage to rock’s past while ushering in its future.

The band was born from a simple yet essential question: “Who On Earth is going to bring back good rock and metal?” Longtime friends Coosh and Pete, who had spent years performing covers in the New York tri-state area, chose to focus entirely on composing original music in 2020. They quickly amassed ten songs, drawing on a collective influence spanning the new wave of British heavy metal, classic rock, grunge, and the great bands of the 90's and early 2000's. They returned to their roots, resurrecting melodies, hooks, and guitar solos, but upgraded everything with a modern, powerful production.

From Dive Bars to Studio Success

The group made their bones through countless gigs across the New York tri-state area, developing a formidable live reputation. In 2021, they hit the studio with renowned producer/engineer/mixer Mike Orlando (Category 7, Adrenaline Mob) at his Sonic Stomp Studio in New York, NY. The result was their full-length debut album, Blame’ (October 2022), which established their commitment to powerful storytelling, nodding with horns up to influences like Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, Metallica, Alice in Chains, and Tool.

The lineup was cemented with the arrival of drummer Howie Fallon in March 2024, whose playing style elevated the band’s dynamic. This lineup went on to release the acclaimed EP, Smoke & Mirrors (March 2025). The EP features five originals that tackle themes of corporate deception and media bias and includes their hit cover of Toto's ‘Hold the Line’. Their heavy, guitar-driven remake of the song quickly became the band's most-streamed track to date.

The Mission: Filling the Void

Who On Earth’s mission is clear: to fill the void for genuine rock 'n' roll and to inspire a new generation of musicians. The band is currently planning the release of another full-length album for early 2026, which will once again be produced by Mike Orlando. With new management and plans for extensive touring, Who On Earth is set to prove that hard rock is still valuable, relevant, and can't be allowed to die.

Current Lineup

 Coosh – Vocals

Pete Rizzi – Bass

Johnny James Barone – Lead guitar

Jimmy Kocha – Lead guitar

Howie Fallon - Drums

Behind "DAWGZ"

This song is an anthemic battle cry that rallies against corporate greed and corruption. The track’s powerful lyrics and driving energy unite listeners in a collective stand against profit-driven entities that disregard the health and well-being of the people. With its bold message and undeniable intensity, "DAWGZ" is a call for change, a song that taps into the pulse of those demanding a better world.

The Making of "DAWGZ"

The video's backdrop is a city in ruins. Mankind’s greed has destroyed civilization. The band performs amid the rubble while an old-fashioned television shows footage of predators on prey and news clips highlighting socioeconomic scenes that contributed to the downfall of the human race.

Who on Earth - "DAWGZ" - Official Music Video Song Lyrics: “DAWGZ”

I see your face filled with laughter

Keep them alive, coming back for more

Mourn the dead while you hide the cure

They said that pigs couldn’t fly

None of our gods could die

That saints never lie

But now you justify…..

You took your piece, you took your piece, and then you took a little more

(We say NO MORE)

Leave us sick when we know you always had the cure

(We say NO MORE)

Time has come to pay the price and settle up the score

(We say NO MORE)

No more, no more, no more, no more

(We say NO MORE)

Will you see the face of your maker?

We pick the crumbs, up off the floor

You get rich while we stay poor

They said the sky couldn't fall

Ivory towers take all

You know the world ain’t gonna make it

With every word that you lie

We watch the innocent die

We’ll keep the dawgs at bay

You took your piece, you took your piece, and then you took a little more

(We say NO MORE)

Leave us sick when we know you always had the cure

(We say NO MORE)

Time has come to pay the price and settle up the score

(We say NO MORE)

No more, no more, no more, no more

(We say NO MORE)

You see the lives your takin’

Somehow we lost our way

By those who sold their souls

Cheated and broken down

You left us on our own

You took your piece, you took your piece, and then you took a little more

(We say NO MORE)

Leave us sick when we know you always had the cure

(We say NO MORE)

Time has come to pay the price and settle up the score

(We say NO MORE)

No more, no more, no more, no more

(We say NO MORE)

The accompanying music video for “What I Feel Inside” was shot in Beverly Hills and West Hollywood, California, and directed by Taylor Hungerford. Featuring actress and dancer Sarah Vita, the video adds a vibrant layer of storytelling through movement and emotion, perfectly matching the spirit of the song.

Sam describes his sound as melodic and romantic, and his mission is to remind people of the joy, love, and unity that music can bring. Sam Julian is a singer-songwriter whose music radiates warmth, heart, and timeless melodies. With influences ranging from the unforgettable classics and hit songs of the late ’50s through the ’80s, Sam has carved out a unique style that blends nostalgia with a fresh, modern touch. His songs invite listeners into a world where music is not only heard but deeply felt.

Sam’s love for performing began at the age of 11, He has turned that passion into a career marked by dedication and artistry. His journey led him to London, where he immersed himself in the performing arts and performed on some of the most iconic stages, including the legendary London Palladium. These experiences refined his craft and built his natural connection with audiences, a quality that still shines through in his performances today across Southern California.

His newest release, “What I Feel Inside,” is a love song that showcases his heartfelt writing. The track was arranged and produced by Barry Dubis in San Diego, with rich backing vocals by Carla Olson, the acclaimed frontwoman of the influential ’80s band The Textones. Mixing and mastering were handled by Mikal Reid, bringing the entire production to life with polish and depth.

Fans can find Sam Julian’s music across all digital platforms, and follow his journey through his website at www.samjulian.com, on Instagram at @samjulianmusic, Facebook at Sam Julian Music, TikTok at @samjulianmusic, and on YouTube at Sam Julian Music.

With every note, Sam Julian continues to keep the heart of melodic pop alive, reminding us that music is not just entertainment, it is a shared experience that can inspire, uplift, and bring people together.

SONG LYRICS: "What I Feel Inside"

1st Verse

Whenever I look into your eyes

I feel my heart is beating with full of desire

Babe you take my breath away

It's all in the way you walk away

Chorus

That's what I feel, and I can't hold it back

You're love it makes me high

Don't take it back

That's what I feel, and I can't hold back

High on your love babe

Don't take it back

2nd Verse

When I see the smile lights up your face

Such a beauty time can't erase

But when you put your eyes into mine

My tong feels heavy my body shakes

Chorus

That's what I feel, and I can't hold it back

You're love it makes me high

Don't take it back

That's What I feel, and I can't hold back

High on your love babe

Don't take it back

Bridge

Wow babe all I want is to hold you

And tell you that how much I care

Don't you know that my heart is so lonely

I wish that I could have you here

KESHA RELEASES NEW MUSIC VIDEO FOR “DEAR ME” FROM ACCLAIMED DOCUMENTARY FILM ‘DIANE WARREN: RELENTLESS’

WRITTEN BY AWARD-WINNING SONGWRITER DIANE WARREN

Multi-Platinum global pop superstar Kesha shares the new music video “Dear Me.” The original song is featured in the acclaimed documentary film DIANE WARREN: RELENTLESS. “Dear Me” was written by iconic 16-time Oscar nominated, Grammy and Emmy Award-winning songwriter Diane Warren, and produced by Guy Roche. The video was directed by Jessa Zarubica and produced by Michael Sarner and Bess Kargman, the latter of whom directed the documentary.

“We all know that Diane Warren is one of the most iconic songwriters of our time, but many people don’t know that my connection with her is multigenerational. My mom used to write songs alongside Diane Warren in the 80s. I’ve heard her name in our home growing up since I was a baby. Once my music broke into the scene in 2008, we have worked on projects together and every song more iconic than the next, but none of them ever were publicly released. This song was so special for her to ask me to sing. It’s a song written to herself for her documentary and she has said it’s one of the most special songs she’s ever written in her life. I’m so proud of her and I can’t wait for the world to see her documentary, she really is one of a kind, a true genius, a real artist. She’s so committed to her art and it’s so inspiring. I hope you all love the movie and Diane, I hope I did your song justice.” - Kesha

"’Dear Me’ is a universal song that everyone can relate too. Kesha delivers it with a raw honesty that goes straight to the soul. We've all wished we could talk to our younger selves , but what if we could dance with them too? That feeling is so beautifully and powerfully captured in this video; can't wait to share this with the world." - Diane Warren

Song Lyrics – “Dear Me”

Written by Diane Warren, Performed by Kesha.

[Verse 1]

If I could write a note to my younger self Here's what I'd say Everything you're feeling now won't always keep you down There'll be better days

[Pre-Chorus]

Dear me, don't worry 'bout it You're gonna be alright, you'll see You'll see

[Chorus]

Dear me, it's gonna be alright, alright Trust me, all of the pain is all gonna fade You might think you can't do it But you're gonna get through this It'll all get better soon, you'll see

[Verse 2]

Dear me, I know you feel like nobody understands What you're going through You just wanna run and hide Every day feeling like the whole world's against you

[Pre-Chorus]

Dear me, it gets better (Better, better) You're gonna be just fine, you'll see You'll see

[Chorus]

Dear me, it's gonna be alright, alright Trust me, all of the pain is all gonna fade You might think you can't do it (Can't do it) But you're gonna get through this (Get through this) It'll all get better soon (Soon) You'll see That's what I'd say to you

[Bridge]

Dear me Dear me Dear me, dear me, I'm writing you this letter To let you know

[Chorus]

You might think you can't do it (You might think you can't do it) But you're gonna get through this It will all get better Dear me, dear me, I'm writing you this letter To let you know, it's gonna get better Everything's gonna be alright, you'll see

[Outro]

Oh, that's what I'm saying to you Dear me

Houston Bernard - A Country Music Maverick with a Rich Musical Heritage:

Houston Bernard's love for country music is deeply ingrained in his family history, with a lineage that includes songwriters, touring musicians, and even an outlaw gunfighter who inspired The Eagles' song "Bitter Creek" on their album Desperado. Born in Oklahoma and raised in Alaska, and Massachusetts, Houston is also an Army veteran who has seamlessly transitioned into a successful career as an independent country music recording artist, captivating audiences nationwide with his energetic performances.

Drawing inspiration from a diverse range of musical influences, from Bruce Springsteen to Dolly Parton, Houston infuses his music with the rich country and rockabilly roots of his family. With original songs like "All We Are Is Memories," "People We Are," and "American Dream," Houston has amassed hundreds of thousands of streams on platforms like Spotify and YouTube. His music has been featured on prominent platforms such as Country Rebel, CMT.com, The Heartland Network, and The Country Network.

Having shared the stage with country legends such as Luke Bryan, Old Dominion, Granger Smith, and Clint Black, Houston's dynamic live performances showcase his powerhouse vocals and undeniable stage presence. His latest single, "Ever Gonna Be," produced by hitmaker Bill McDermott at Nashville's Omni Sound Studios, is a testament to his ability to craft country anthems that resonate with listeners undergoing life transitions.

Nominated for an impressive seven awards at the 2024 Josie Music Awards, including Music Video of the Year & Best Performance in a Music Video (Winner) for "In My Blood," Single of the Year for "Don't Feel Like a Livin," and EP of the Year for "Songs for the People," which debuted with over 1 million streams, Houston Bernard is making a significant impact in the country music scene. With nominations for Vocalist and Artist of the Year, Houston's talent and dedication to his craft are undeniable. As he continues to rise in the music industry, Houston Bernard is a true country music maverick, moving forward with the same passion and determination that have defined his musical journey thus far.

SONG LYRICS: “Heartbreak in Reverse”

I’ve tried drinking too much I’ve tried getting stoned

I’ve tried girls who look like you And i've tried girls who don’t

Sobriety, therapy/celibacy, meditation too

I swear I’ve damn near tried, Everything I’m supposed to do

Tell me why am I still hurting Thought it get better but it got worse

Space only brought more lonelyWish I could put this heartbreak in reverse

I met a handsome boy, ‘n stayed the night at his place

But it made me miss our old apartment and your stupid face

I went and met a girl, who couldn't be more sweet,

But it just made me miss how dark and twisted you could be

Tell me why am I still hurting

Thought it get better but it got worse

Space only brought more lonely

Wish I could put this heartbreak in reverse

I was supposed to want you less

Honey, But I just want you more

I’d take it all back if I could

Wish I could put this heartbreak in reverse

There’s only one thing left to do

The one thing that we ain’t tried yet,

So let’s get back together, and I betchu baby that’s when

Finally Both of us stop hurting

It’ll get better it won’t get worse mmm

No more space to make us lonely

Once we put this heartbreak in reverse

I don’t want you any less

Baby I just want you more

Whaddya say we take it on back

And put this heartbreak in reverse

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