South Jersey’s Jersey Calling have dropped a new single, Working Class Punk—a raw anthem that channels the grind of everyday life through loud guitars, pounding rhythms, and a no-nonsense punk delivery. Released fittingly on Labor Day, the track captures the struggle and resilience of working-class existence with grit and honesty.
Lyrically, the song paints the familiar cycle of early mornings, long shifts, and endless commutes, turning those frustrations into a defiant rallying cry. It’s punk rock stripped to its core—fast, sharp, and built for anyone who knows the weight of the daily grind.
Formed in Woodbury, New Jersey in 2002, Jersey Calling have long been known for their mix of male and female vocals, high-energy punk hooks, and songs rooted in lived experience. Working Class Punk fits squarely in that tradition, standing as both a celebration of resilience and a reminder of the unbreakable spirit that fuels the scene.
