Sick Enough

Bringing the raw, rebellious vibes of punk and the catchiness of pop-rock, Sick Enough—fronted by the voice and guitar riffs of Eddy Madero, anchored by the brooding basslines of Jared Cove, and driven by the thunderous drum beats of David Alfaro—calls South Florida its gritty stomping ground. Formed amid the 2020 lockdowns, their name serves as a powerful reminder of the fragile state of mental health during unprecedented times. "This band isn't just about music," said Eddy Madero, lead singer and guitarist. "It's about raising awareness, sparking open conversations about mental health, and ultimately reminding everyone that it's okay not to be okay. Drawing inspiration from bands like Simple Plan, Good Charlotte, 5 Seconds of Summer, and Bowling For Soup, Sick Enough blends the energy of punk with the catchiness of pop-rock to create a sound that's infectiously uplifting. Their first single, "Low," is a dynamic introduction to their high-energy, tongue-in-cheek style. With lyrics that cleverly navigate the intricacies of mental health, they aim to bring a smile to your face and a positive message to remind you that you're not alone.