From the rocky shores of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Fusejaw delivers a sound that fuses raw emotion with punk-rock grit, creating anthems that hit as hard as they heal. Fronted by former Project Wyze guitarist Adam Arsenault, the band channels decades of stage experience into a style that blends stripped-down honesty, crushing riffs, melodic urgency, and lyrics that never shy away from the truth.

Their breakout single “It’s Okay to Ask for Help” flips the punk script by embracing vulnerability, proving that true rebellion is not about hiding your pain, but owning it — and turning it into power. It’s a rallying cry for anyone who’s ever felt alone, a reminder that strength isn’t silence, and that hope can punch through even the loudest noise.

“Keep It Bright” cranks the energy to the redline — a defiant, high-octane blast of positivity in the face of chaos. It’s a battle hymn for gritted teeth and clenched fists, a challenge to burn through the darkness and keep your fire alive, no matter how heavy the hits.

Fusejaw’s sound is unapologetically loud, beautifully broken, and unshakably human. In a world that shouts but rarely listens, they stand as the voice on the other end of the line — raw, unfiltered, and impossible to ignore. This is Halifax grit with a global heart, forged in sweat, scars, and the belief that music can save your life.