About

Grounds wasn’t formed in a boardroom or born out of a marketing plan—it came from something raw. Frontman Cesar Punski walked into the studio with no big plan, just a set of songs that needed to get out. When producer Randall Karriker asked what they were for, Punski said, “Nothing really—I just had to get these out.” Randall handed him a pen and said, “You’re not getting up until the band has a name.”

That moment became the foundation. The band would be called Grounds—and it would live by a set of rules:

1. People have to want Grounds to happen.
2. Grounds stays in control. Always.
3. There are no rules.
4. FYTP & FWMP.

Don’t worry about what it stands for—if you know, you know. And if you don’t, you will. The real ones use it like a secret handshake. It’s a lifestyle. Pass it on.

Grounds isn’t trying to go viral. They’re not buying plays. They’re not chasing trends. They’re out here doing it for the people, the music, and the dream. Fueled by punk ethos, emotional grit, and anthems that bounce between party-mode and personal, their sound punches with meaning and moves with momentum.

They kicked off the year with "Do You Boo Boo" (1/1/25) and followed up with "Body Count" (2/14/25). But they’re just getting started, 

another single is set to drop in May, and this one comes with a few surprises.

Tracks like Do You Boo Boo are the blueprint: lyrics about the grind, the crew, the come-up, and doing it all on your own terms. “Getting that cash, album going gold / Crew run straight, whole band on the road.” If that hits? You’re already part of the movement.

Grounds is based in Port St. Lucie, FL, and backed by Hola Entertainment, Inc. New music is on the way, and the band’s bringing their chaos to a stage near you soon.

This is music for the dreamers, the doers, and the ones who ride for their people.
This is Grounds.

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