Josh Smith: I grew up in a musical family. I don't really see a lot of bad in it. So, we are not offended at all. Stay out there in front of people with the record being so new, and just make some new friends. Webb: Also, I think one of the most powerful songs on the record is "Without You. " Webb: Thinking way back, what inspired you to become a musician? Josh Smith: That is 100 percent up to the fans [laughing]. Before being signed to Fair Trade Services in 2010, Ashes Remain played together for nearly a decade. We did the van and trailer thing for awhile. It is still pretty attainable to sit down one on one with people. But, it has also been a blessing to us. End of me lyrics ashes remain on the moon. Josh Smith: For us it is. Webb: Was it ever tough for you guys touring that long while being an independent band, or was it something that you knew God was calling you to do? Physical record sales are down so much, and digital sales are up so high.
We committed to pray about it daily. In the Bible, we just see the opposite of that so many times. I know we are going to be in Canada, Ohio, Michigan and North Carolina. He was in a house band at one of the places at Disney World. That is a good question. That is where I met our rhythm guitar player Ryan Nalepa. He lived in Nashville in the 1970s and put out a record. End of me lyrics ashes remain high. He got opportunities to go on tour and do all these things, but he was a family man. Just realizing in that moment that you are not the person you are supposed to be and not even recognizing yourself. Even though the world is falling apart around you, instead of blaming God, just realize he is God and taking you through that journey. For us, the most fun part is definitely touring. I think we always knew that this was what God was calling us to do. Right now, I really like the song "End of Me. "
But, if we can just sustain ourselves, if this can be our ministry and career for life, I am a happy man. Webb: Can you tell me a little bit about the album title What I've Become? For the past five years, we have been touring all over the country. That was when I was 15, within a couple of years by the time I was 18 or 19, I really started to grow this desire to play. Webb: Since you guys have been signed and you are gaining a lot of momentum, do you find that it is harder to have that one on one time with fans? This bus has taught us so much. We have a lot of cool one off stuff that we are doing that is pretty exciting. But, [in the bus] we put six bunks in, two couches, and all of our equipment goes in there. End of me lyrics ashes remaining. That was actually part of what Fair Trade liked about us. It opened up a lot of doors for us to play a lot more shows. Are you guys okay with selling music online, and just the thought that we are okay with whoever picks up our album. Do you like the comparison to some of these bands; do you welcome the comparison? My dad was a country musician. Is there one that you are most proud of or one that means the most to you?
Webb: Looking ahead to the future a little bit, what is the goal or goals of the band in the next few years? So, I just appreciate it. There is nothing new under the sun. So, we will fight for that.
So, I don't mind it, and I can appreciate it. We were just sitting around talking about the different stories in the Bible, like Paul being in prison and literally singing praises from behind prison bars. Could you share the story behind that song too? The group released their major label debut album, What I've Become, on August 23. Can you tell me a little about this bus? Having the label behind us, and all the things that are going on right now is just exciting. It is so hard when no one has ever heard of you in any town you go to.
I think it comes from touring and talking with people at shows, and just seeing that that is what this generation is dealing with all across the country. Drawing from a wide range of influences, everything from 3 Doors Down to Circa Survive, What I've Become is fueled by the band's accessible, rock radio sound. I mean, I think the industry has shifted so violently. Josh Smith: You know a lot of people shoot for the moon, and maybe I should. Those dates are starting to come in now.
I just remembered it impacting me deeply. It is very humbling to me that people care to talk to us now. The way I look at it, any way someone wants to get our music into their hands, I am honored. That's when I realized that it was becoming more of a calling and a passion than a hobby.
We have never had that before. Josh Smith: Oh no, we are fine with online sales. Webb: Now talking about tours, do you have any upcoming tours or festivals planned for this fall? Webb: Any last comments? But, it was never something that I wanted to do.
We are getting to play with Thousand Foot Krutch and Switchfoot in September. We are getting to play in Virginia. My brother Robert, when I was 15 and he was 26, he landed a gig at Disney World. But, before I moved up here, I worked at a camp in Maryland for four summers. Webb: Listening to the album, I felt like one of the major themes was redemption, and coming out of a place of no hope. In the spring, we are pitched for a couple of different tours, which we won't know for a couple of weeks now which one we will land on. Writing a recording is a blast, but there is nothing like getting on the stage, and just living it out. That was kind of the thought behind that song. Relief, joy, excitement, anxiety?
God leads us through valleys and tragedies to just make us who he wants us to be. I was looking for God to open a door for me in Maryland. I don't think we are in a hurry either way. You are lucky to have 50 kids show up at any show.
Josh Smith: Yeah, we wrote that song in a grocery story parking lot with a guy named Paul Alan. But, when you know you are being obedient, you kind of just push forward and wait for his provision. Is there a certain meaning or message that you wanted to convey to listeners with the title? We are the band that wants to know people and share life with people. We have gotten to play in 27 states. I mean I am a guy that has to have the physical copy of something, but there are times when it is just simpler to go ahead and download something on my phone or on my computer. Is that name going to stick? Webb: Since you have had this bus for awhile, is it something that you definitely want to keep or are you ready to move up to a tour bus?
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