#Just a little bit adelitas way album free#

It was a great way for the band to get out there. I think the first album was a great starting point for us. Sit back and enjoy reading this interview because we can guarantee you Rick DeJesus and Adelitas Way wanted nothing more than for you Shockya readers to feel and understand the passion behind the groupвЂ™s album, вЂHome School ValedictorianвЂ™. When conversing with Rick, we felt he was just as thrilled and grateful to be discussing his music with us and, in turn, with you Shockya readers as we were to pick his brain about the subject. Fortunately enough that was not the case. So, you would probably think our conversation had its early rough patches.

We only knew Adelitas Way and Rick through listening to the groupвЂ™s tunes and watching their music videos. We chatted with Rick, while he and the band were driving for nine hours in West Virginia to get to their upcoming performance. It was kind of like a scene from the film вЂњAlmost Famous,вЂќ well sort of. We got a chance to interview the lead singer, Rick DeJesus, about the groupвЂ™s forthcoming album and summer tour plans. Who doesnвЂ™t enjoy a music chain reaction like this one? This coupling exactly explains why music has remained so widely influential.

The albumвЂ™s single вЂњSickвЂќ and the trackвЂ™s music video set off an endless supply of adrenaline throughout our bodies primarily due to the rock and roll authenticity radiating from the group and in turn being absorbed by us. We had the honor of covering Adelitas WaysвЂ™ musical journey as the group approached their вЂHome School ValedictorianвЂ™ release date. The rock group, consisting of vocalist, Rick DeJesus, guitarist, Keith Wallen, bassist, Derek Johnston and drummer, Trevor Stafford released their debut self-titled album back in 2009 and is back with their sophomore album, вЂHome School ValedictorianвЂ™, which will drop June 7th via Virgin Records. We are not here to flaunt our music journalist skills, but rather the talent of the Las Vegas band, Adelitas Way. We send our gratitude to those bands where our interviews have fallen flat, even though this occurs very rarely. So, show a little appreciation for those lackluster discussions you have.

#Just a little bit adelitas way album free#

Thanks to these dreadful moments, we are able to cherish those free flowing chats even more. No matter how extroverted you may be, we all come across these floundering dialogues. You know that pause where either the exchange is at a standstill or you are unsure whether the other person is done speaking and it becomes your turn. We are pretty sure no one can say they enjoy the awkward silences during a conversation.