The Pit: Sunami Brings Back that ‘Real Bay Shit’



Sunami’s music is a love letter to chaos. With a sound that marries the pulverizing aggression of classic 90s hardcore with the posturing bravado of East Coast hip-hop, you’d be hard-pressed to find a band that captures the callous attitude of Sunami. Frontman Josef Alfonso cites emcees like Big L as the foundational inspiration for his in-your-face lyrics, cheeky sampled song intros, and rhythmic flows that sound like the soundtrack to your local underground fight club. One thing’s clear: Sunami ain’t here to play nice.

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