Momma Delivers a Breezy Summer Anthem with "Ohio All The Time"

Momma’s latest single, “Ohio All The Time,” is a vibrant throwback to early-2000s alt-pop, offering a nostalgic yet fresh sound. The Brooklyn-based band expertly blends punchy guitar riffs with breezy vocals, creating an irresistible anthem for anyone longing for the past. The track, produced by Aron Kobayashi Ritch, evokes a sense of carefree youth, rooted in the band’s own experiences during a transformative summer tour. The accompanying video, directed by Zack Shorrosh, perfectly captures this vibe, showing the band running around upstate New York with a playful energy that feels genuine and fun.

After their critically acclaimed singles “Bang Bang” and “Rockstar,” as well as standout performances at Coachella and alongside Alex G and Pavement, Momma proves once again that they are a force to be reckoned with in the indie rock scene. “Ohio All The Time” is both a personal reflection and a universal ode to the joy of those fleeting, life-changing moments that come with youth.