“Panic Buttons” doesn’t just play—it detonates.

“Panic Buttons” proves that the rave spirit still lives on—raw, powerful, and reborn for today’s sound.

Brighton-based electronic act Joe Average is back after three decades, reigniting the energy of the late-80s UK rave scene. Original members Rich, Mad Mick, and Prof, who once tore up iconic London stages, have reunited through a series of uncanny twists of fate. Among other things, the trio is known for mixing the instruments with raw energy. They have worked passionately for decades and have made a major comeback with more determination and grit. They proved that the fire in us never dies; you just have to wait till it is reignited.

 “Panic Buttons” gave a powerful comeback, which mixes old-school rave vibes with modern energy.

“Panic Buttons” is Joe Average’s electrifying return—an anthem that fuses the raw pulse of old-school rave with the polish of modern production. The track hits with live drums, Mad Mick’s iconic sax, Prof’s melodic touch, and rising talent Faber’s fiery vocal performance. Their album is powerful, soulful, and unstoppable, and brings the underground rave spirit back. Rich produces the track; the track is more than music; it’s a bold comeback, a story of resilience, rebirth, and dreams finally completed.