: A more melancholic, simplistic track that showcases MOD SUN's vocal range. Critical Reception
Derek Smith , professionally known as , released the deluxe edition of his fourth studio album, Internet Killed the Rockstar , on May 7, 2021. This expanded version serves as a significant turning point in his decade-long career, marking a definitive shift from his hip-hop roots to a high-energy pop-punk sound. Album Overview and Style MOD SUN - Internet Killed the Rockstar (Deluxe)...
: A drum-heavy, cinematic track about nostalgia that MOD SUN cites as one of his favorites. : A more melancholic, simplistic track that showcases
: The album's breakout hit, which marked MOD SUN's first top 20 single on the Alternative Radio chart and has amassed over 30 million streams. Album Overview and Style : A drum-heavy, cinematic
: Includes stripped-down versions of his biggest hits, including an acoustic "Flames" (feat. Avril Lavigne), a piano version of "Bones," and an acoustic "Karma".
Produced largely by (known for his work with Blink-182 and 5 Seconds of Summer), the album is a 19-track collection that explores themes of nostalgia, addiction, love, and self-reflection. MOD SUN describes the record as a "redemption" and a return to his musical origins, specifically his first love: the drums, which he played on every track.
: Original studio tracks like "Painkiller," "Edge," and the punk anthem "Breakdowns". Key Highlights and Singles