Hailing from New York and New Jersey, alternative rock band Two Point Oh bring a infectious and melancholic sound blending grunge with shoegaze. Citing influences like Deftones and Third Eye Blind, Two Point Oh are taking that ’90s rock style and putting a modern spin on it.
Today we are debuting the music video for single “Jackie Smile” from the band’s upcoming self-titled EP, out March 14th. The song kicks off with an anguished scream before drifting into a moody track packed with lush guitars and floaty vocal delivery. Fans of acts like Modern Color and Teenage Wrist will connect with Two Point Oh’s catchy and vulnerable approach on “Jackie Smile” and the forthcoming EP.
On the track, the band shares:
“Jackie Smile is about nostalgia and looking back on missed connections, thinking about what could have been not only in terms of relationships but also reflecting on lost potential or opportunities. Guilt, paranoia, anxiety surrounding the past.”
The video for “Jackie Smile” depicts a live performance of the band with contemplative footage shot throughout New York City, and can be watched below:
