King Hay "All Along"

Sounds from Belgium

13/05/2026 |

From Belgium, King Hay's "All Along" is a vibrant 3'26'' burst of psychedelic-tinged garage rock that channels the spirit of the '60s while feeling urgently contemporary. The track kicks off a promising series of five singles with a sound built on grooving basslines, swirling '60s-style organs, and tight, energetic musicianship—crafting a deceptively sunny backdrop for lyrics that explore the tension and intensity of a past toxic relationship. Influenced by the eclectic flair of Beck, the Britpop wit of Blur, and the raw swagger of The Black Keys, King Hay distills their attic-room origins in Koningshooikt into a polished yet organic anthem that's both powerful and irresistibly catchy. With its happy, upbeat mood masking deeper emotional undercurrents, "All Along" showcases a band with a distinct sonic identity: lots of bass, a bezielende groove, and a fresh take on psychedelic garage rock that's already earning praise from Radio Willy, Dansende Beren, and Luminous Dash—and marks King Hay as a name to watch in 2026.