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Bounce
Bounce was a rock band from Los Angeles. Their debut single "Burnin' Alive" came out in 2002, followed by "Why" and other songs that leaned into...
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Bounce was a rock band from Los Angeles. Their debut single "Burnin' Alive" came out in 2002, followed by "Why" and other songs that leaned into straightforward rock energy. The lineup included Jason Matthews on vocals and guitar, Aaron Ramirez on guitar, Dylan Carter on bass, and Johnathan Knight on drums.
They released albums like "Revolution" in 2005 and "Illuminate" in 2007, with "Unbreakable" arriving in 2010. Their music sometimes touched on political themes, which drew mixed reactions. The band's catalog shows a group working through different phases of rock expression without much fuss.
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