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At this point in their career and what they’ve accomplished, there would be no better album title for an Amber Pacific release than All In. That album was released this past February via Manic Kat Records. It’s a lively collection of twelve new tracks that look back at what they have done over the past two decades, but also sets in motion the next chapter for the pop-punk band.

Today, we premiere the new music/lyric video for the band’s latest single, “The Conqueror.” The clip features the band doing what they do best, playing to an audience, feeding off that energy, and putting a smile on everyone’s face. It’s the perfect song for the band at this moment in time. Twenty years into their career, “The Conqueror” takes on a celebratory tone that honours the past, while taking stock of what they have gone through to get to this point in their career.

Discussing the song, guitarist and singer Will Nutter states:

“‘The Conqueror’ is an anthem for our band. Things haven’t always been easy, yet we have always found ways to overcome everything the industry throws at us. We are resilient, and this song basically says this is what we do, and we’ll do it despite not ever truly being accepted as such.”

All In both reflects and looks forward. It’s a culmination of being together for 20 years and sticking with each other through thick and thin. When no one else believed in them, they believed in themselves and each other. It has formed a strong bond between the band members that makes this album feel fresh and exciting. A continuation of their story, All In spends some time looking back at the band’s many tours, the struggles that came with those times, and the perseverance that has led them to now.

As a group, Amber Pacific views this era of the band as a continuation of their story. They still feel like they are on the cusp of something unprecedented, and it’s that attitude that has helped keep things fresh. The band spent months in Nashville writing and recording with producer Sean Rogers. They view All In as a tribute to their longtime faithful fans, but also a welcome to the new fans who are just discovering the band. From 2005 to 2025, there has never been any doubt that this band is “all in.”

Amber Pacific ‘All In’ album artwork

Amber Pacific ‘All In’ album artwork

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