Porch Light releases Paranoia music video on October 30

Porch Light released the official music video for its song Paranoia on October 30. The video was directed by Jack Alex Cohen and draws on psychological horror themes. In the first three weeks, Paranoia received more than 3.5 million views on the band's TikTok account. During the same period, the song gathered two million streams, and Spotify recorded more than 150,000 daily streams.

The band's origins trace to guitarists Zac Fogarty and Kyle Siemon and drummer Tony O'Keefe, who were already performing at a local house show scene when they noticed Uhas singing at a neighborhood bar. Uhas invited his friend and housemate Henry Hughes to play bass, and Porch Light was formed. The group's first album, Hush, is now available through Mom + Pop and contains 11 songs. The album was recorded at Pachyderm Studios and produced by Caleb Wright. Its closing track is Baggage. The music began taking shape at a winter writing camp after the release of the band's first two EPs, Porch Light and Navy Blue, in 2025.

The band has performed at Lollapalooza, Summerfest, and Shaky Knees festivals. Its monthly Spotify listeners have grown past one million. Upcoming tour stops include Bowery Ballroom in New York, Lincoln Hall in Chicago, and First Avenue in Minneapolis, where the headline show is on November 21.