Bones Ate Arfa’s newest single, ‘It’s All Good,’ is a visceral dive into the gnawing chasm between personal fortune and global disarray.

The bassist and vocalist, Arfa, frames the track as a kind of privileged cognitive dissonance—a memento mori for a world gone askew, all while they’re lost in the throes of a life dedicated to music. “Damn, we are so lucky to be able to do this,” they explain, encapsulating the song’s core conundrum.

Definitely not just some saccharine track; it’s a sonorous intricate fabric from the loam of 2000s skate punk. Think the pummeling percussive heft of 90s spliced with the ethereal malaise of Deftones, all filtered through Arfa’s signature “blown out bass tones and gritty production.” The upcoming DIY video….a kinetic, lo-fi affair shot at Shoreham Skatepark…is a paean to the unvarnished punk culture that birthed them, a tactile tribute to the glorious underbelly of their sound. Stay tuned.