Belgium/Netherlands punk rock band March deliver a razor-sharp statement with their new single “GREED.” Led by the powerful vocals of Fleur van Zuilen, the track charges forward with grit, clarity, and purpose. Her voice cuts clean through the wall of guitars, commanding attention from the first line to the last.
Musically, “GREED” hits that sweet spot between melodic punk and hardcore bite. The guitars churn with weight, the rhythm section drives relentlessly, and the chorus locks in with a hook that doesn’t dull the edge. It’s intense without losing precision—a controlled fire aimed squarely at excess and inequality.
March have been building a strong reputation across Europe with previous releases like Stay Put, Set Loose, and Get In. “GREED” feels like the next evolution: darker, more direct, and unmistakably confident. It’s a track that not only reinforces their place in the European punk scene but pushes them further into the spotlight.
This is March at full force—fierce, melodic, and unafraid to make their point.
