FELICITY is a four-piece band out of Orlando, Florida, known for blending pop-punk hooks with a chaotic, genre-bending sound they call “trash rock.” With Damien on vocals, Drew on guitar, Mike on bass, and Tyler on drums, the band fuses emo, alt, metalcore, and whatever else hits — no rules, just energy.
Their latest release, Mixtape for the End of the World, Vol. 1, is a fully independent project — written, designed, hand-drawn, and shipped by the band themselves. From garage beginnings to festival stages, FELICITY has built their momentum by betting on their own vision and turning chaos into community, one track (and TikTok) at a time.
SNQLX: Let’s start with the name—what does “FELICITY” mean to you now, years into the chaos? Has it evolved?
DREW: FELICITY means doing whatever makes you happy in life and never stopping the chase for that feeling. So much has changed for us over the years, but the one constant has always been our hard work, determination, grit, and passion to become the biggest band in the world.
