Will Yip Produces New Neck Deep Banger

Studio Veteran Joins Forces With Pop-punk Act

Producer Will Yip has teamed up with Welsh pop-punk outfit Neck Deep on a brand-new single set to drop this month. Yip, known for his raw yet polished production style, took to Instagram to hail the band as “my new brothers,” praising their performances and the infectious energy captured on tape.

About The Collaboration

On Instagram, Yip shared a behind-the-scenes shot from Studio 4, writing: “Big shout out to my new brothers in @neckdeepuk. Stoked I got to produce this new banger with them. It rocks. The guys absolutely crushed it. They’re the real deal. They killed all the performances. We had a blast building it and I think it shows in the track. Give ‘You Should See Me Now’ a spin!” The post has drawn buzz among fans who speculate the track’s dynamic chorus and driving riffs could herald a new stylistic edge for the band.

Yip’s Rise Behind The Console

Since launching Studio 4 in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania, Will Yip has become a cornerstone of the punk and alternative rock world. His discography spans early work on Title Fight’s groundbreaking 2012 LP to more recent collaborations with PUP, Circa Survive, and Deafheaven. Industry insiders credit Yip’s knack for blending analog warmth with modern clarity for elevating each project—whether it’s a razor-sharp guitar tone or a drum sound that punches through the mix.

A Track Record Of Punk Cred

Yip isn’t just a hired hand—he’s deeply embedded in the scene. In a recent Instagram roundup celebrating April’s release slate, he wrote: “April was such a big release month for the fam. I’m honored to be a part of so many incredible records. I get to make music with the best rock bands in the world 🙏🏻 Big congrats to the fam @turnstileluvconnection @scowl40831 @balanceandcomposure @whereyatduckboy @bouncingsoulsnj @superheavenband.” Those shout-outs reinforce his extensive work with genre-leading acts and underline why Neck Deep tapped him for their latest session.

Band History And Expectations

Since forming in 2012 in Wrexham, Wales, Neck Deep has grown from DIY YouTube demos to arena-filling tours. Their 2017 album, The Peace and the Panic, debuted in the UK Top 10 and cemented their place among pop-punk’s new wave. Known for tightly wound melodies and earnest lyricism, the band now faces high expectations. With Yip at the helm, insiders predict a bold sonic shift that still preserves Neck Deep’s melodic core.

What’s Next For The Single?

While the official release date is unannounced, promotional teasers on both Yip’s and the band’s social feeds hint at a drop within weeks. Early streams from trusted sources commend the polished mix and energetic performance, praising Yip’s layered approach to vocals and guitars. Fans should keep an eye on streaming platforms, where pre-saves are already live.

Studio Image From The Session

The featured image shows Yip crouched over a vintage Neve console, flanked by the band members as they review takes on a laptop. Patch cables snake across the desk, and analog outboard gear sits alongside modern monitors—an illustration of Yip’s hybrid workflow.

This collaboration marks another high-profile entry in Will Yip’s catalogue and could signal a fresh chapter for Neck Deep’s sound. As anticipation builds, both producer and band are clearly energized to unleash this “banger” on pop-punk listeners worldwide.

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