Daisy Grenade releases heavy cover of No Doubt’s “Hella Good”

Rising band Daisy Grenade has unveiled a fresh take on No Doubt’s classic track “Hella Good.” The cover blends heavy alt-pop elements and directs its proceeds toward a meaningful cause.

Daisy Grenade, an emerging music act, has dropped a reimagined version of No Doubt’s 2001 hit “Hella Good.” This heavy alt-pop rendition transforms the original pop-punk energy into a denser, more intense sound, showcasing the band’s unique style.

The release, announced on February 3, 2026, emphasizes social impact. All proceeds from the cover will support the Center for Reproductive Rights, an organization dedicated to advancing reproductive health and justice. This initiative highlights how musicians are increasingly tying their work to advocacy efforts.

Fans of No Doubt’s Gwen Stefani-era catalog may appreciate this nod to the band’s influential discography, while newcomers to Daisy Grenade can discover their evolving sound through this project. The cover is available for streaming and purchase, inviting listeners to engage with both music and philanthropy.

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