JAYSDEAD Bring Skate-Punk Energy to ‘SUGAR DADDY’

JAYSDEAD turn the volume up on ‘SUGAR DADDY’, a sharp and energetic pop-punk track driven by attitude, momentum and a playful rebellious streak.

The song taps into the immediacy of classic ’90s punk, with punchy guitars, forceful drums and a vocal performance that refuses to sit quietly in the background. Its rougher edges are left intact, giving ‘SUGAR DADDY’ the sort of restless energy that suits packed venues, skate videos and loud late-night drives.

While the track draws from an older punk sound, the production keeps it firmly in the present. Everything feels bigger and more direct, with a modern weight behind the guitars and rhythm section. The hook arrives with confidence, giving the song an accessible pop-punk centre without taking away from its raw character.

Based in India, JAYSDEAD are closely connected to skateboarding culture, and that influence can be heard throughout ‘SUGAR DADDY’. The track moves quickly, carries a sense of risk and feels built around freedom rather than restraint.

‘SUGAR DADDY’ captures JAYSDEAD at their most immediate. It is loud, fast and full of personality, blending the spirit of ’90s skate punk with the heavier impact of contemporary production.