Alex Hellcat returns with “Kids from Broken Homes,” a gritty, emotional single that hits with the precision of a songwriter who knows exactly where the bruises are. It’s a raw, heartfelt track built on melodic punk foundations but delivered with the storytelling weight of a true outsider voice.
The song opens with steady, driving guitars and a rhythmic pulse that immediately sets a tone. As soon as Alex’s vocals kick in, the track becomes something deeper, a look into the lives of kids growing up in fractured families, carrying scars they never chose and resilience they never asked for. His delivery is sharp, weary, and full of empathy, making every line feel real, personal and grounded.
Musically, the song blends melody with grit. The chorus opens up with a hook that’s both catchy and heavy, the kind that lingers in your head because of what it’s saying, not just how it sounds. The verses stay tight and personal, carried by punchy guitars and a rhythm section that works like a heartbeat beneath the story.
“Kids from Broken Homes” is Alex Hellcat at his strongest, honest, melodic, and unafraid to point at the hard truths. It’s a melodic song that reaches further than aggression. It feels lived. It feels necessary.
