VRSTY covern BAD BUNNY'S "qué pasaría" zum Super Bowl
Genre-blending and bending New York City-based collective VRSTY (pronounced "Varsity") further tap into their heightened pop sensibilities with their cover of Bad Bunny's " qué pasaría" — which arrives just in time for the Super Bowl, where Bad Bunny will serve as the Halftime Show entertainment!
Listen here: https://vrsty.lnk.to/quepasaria
VRSTY - qué pasaría (Rauw Alejandro & Bad Bunny cover): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5xkdT0cTjY
"I have such a deep love for Spanish music and my culture in general, so this song always stuck out to me," says singer Joey Tyler. "There’s something incredibly sexy and forbidden about the original, and I definitely tried my hardest to translate that in my own way! It makes me think that I should just fully commit to doing Spanish songs at some point. We'll see!"
2026 is shaping up to be a massive year for VRSTY, with even more new music on the way.
ABOUT VRSTY:
VRSTY (pronounced "Varsity") make music as energetic and richly diverse as the city that spawned them. Assembled by band leader Joey Varela, a Puerto Rican singer from New York City raised on R&B, pop, and Spanish music and equally inspired by metallic post-hardcore, VRSTY blend genres with fearless ambition and visceral enthusiasm. A handful of EPs preceded 2020's debut album, Welcome Home, itself followed by a three-part series of sequel EPs solidifying the band's reputation.
VRSTY specialize in what Kerrang! described as "endless grooves and danceable parts, punctuated by breakdowns and completed with dark atmosphere." Meanwhile, "Massive," from 2020's Cloud City EP, remained the Most Played on SiriusXM's Octane for two consecutive weeks. In a 9/10 review, Outburn described Welcome Home as "effortless, fun, and above all genuine." Blabbermouth raved, "While other bands may have introduced the concept of genre-bending, VRSTY have refined it."
Levitate, the band's sophomore set, was powered by spirited conviction and a commitment to follow their muse wherever it leads. Tyler co-produced Levitate with Justin Deblieck (Ice Nine Kills, Motionless In White, Lorna Shore, Fit For A King).
VRSTY have commanded the crowd anytime they perform, connecting with anyone who struggles with feelings of low self-worth, bad relationships, or generally feels like an outsider. It’s a feeling of shared community evident on the band's tours with the likes of 10 Years, Nonpoint, Secrets, and For The Fallen Dreams, among others.
Ultimately, VRSTY aim to encourage, provoke, and inspire listeners in the next era of their career — with more music on the way in 2026.
Quelle: Head Of PR