If “Holly!” has been living rent-free in your head, you’re not alone. The Band CAMINO’s latest track has that perfect combination of glossy pop production, infectious guitar, romantic tension and the kind of chorus you’ll be screaming in the car after one listen. The song appears on NeverAlways (Vol. 2), which arrived in May 2026.
The good news? If you’re new to The Band CAMINO, there’s a deep catalog waiting for you. Here are three songs to queue up next if “Holly!” is your current obsession.
1. “Afterthought”
Start here. “Afterthought” is probably the easiest transition from “Holly!” because it comes from the same NeverAlways era and captures that same polished, emotional pop-rock sound. It also has the relationship-anxiety factor that The Band CAMINO does so well — big feelings wrapped in incredibly catchy production.
If what you love about “Holly!” is the feeling of wanting someone SO badly while simultaneously wondering if they feel the same way, “Afterthought” belongs at the top of your playlist.
2. “Daphne Blue”
Now we’re going back to one of the band’s classics. “Daphne Blue” was originally released in 2018 and became one of the songs that helped put The Band CAMINO on the map.
It has that instantly recognizable Band CAMINO formula: shimmering guitars, an upbeat tempo and lyrics that are significantly more emotionally complicated than the production initially lets on. If “Holly!” hooked you because of its romantic, nostalgic, slightly desperate energy, “Daphne Blue” is an absolute must-listen.
3. “See Through”
If you want the more emotional side of The Band CAMINO, go with “See Through.” It comes from the band’s tryhard era and has long been one of their standout tracks.
“See Through” trades some of the bright, punchy energy of “Holly!” for something a little more vulnerable. But the DNA is unmistakably the same: massive melodies, emotional lyrics and that polished alternative-pop sound that makes The Band CAMINO so easy to put on repeat.
Your starter playlist
So, if “Holly!” is your gateway drug, your next three should be:
“Afterthought” → “Daphne Blue” → “See Through.”
And if those hit? You officially need to go down the Band CAMINO rabbit hole — because their catalog runs from glossy new-school pop-rock to some seriously emotional early material. Their official discography currently spans NeverAlways (Vol. 2), NeverAlways, Bruises, The Dark, their self-titled album and tryhard.
