The Nebraska-based Christian indie pop rock band Remedy Drive have just premiered the latest music video on Ransom.TV for their new Coldplay-esque single "Rescue," from their new "Daylight Is Coming" project, features footage shot in downtown Nashville before the recent flood left the historic area devastated. "If you've seen Remedy Drive live, you can't help but be struck by the band's energy and passion," said Kevin Adamson, producer for Ransom.tv. "Those are two components we really tried to capture in the video for 'Rescue.' The song is a perfect fit for Ransom.tv because of its rich lyrics and its creative approach to sharing the band's faith."Christian music's rising rock act, Remedy Drive is a four-piece, four-brother(David, Philip, Paul, and Daniel Zach) band that has been cranking out their own brand of music as a full time indie for the past seven years, while becoming a west coast and Midwest audience favorite. Like most brothers, they had their fair share of squabbles growing up. And with no television at home to distract them, the boys had few other outlets for their energies. Fortunately, they found common ground in their love of music. In fact, the first time they heard a guitar solo, they say it "made them feel alive." And for four brothers who listened to a steady diet of Keith Green, it was a revelation that ended up having a profound effect on their future.
Lyrically speaking, the guys find inspiration in the everyday and always have a pocket-sized notebook nearby to jot down new observations. "I want our listeners to be involved with everything we do in Remedy Drive, our music should reflect real life," Daniel says. David adds, "We're all getting sold this lie that the stuff we own can make you happy and validate who you are. We want to sing about something permanent, something real that'll never burn out or fade away. Ultimately, we want to give our listeners hope."
One of the most refreshing qualities about Remedy Drive's work is its desire to provide food for thought without all the candy coating. Although Remedy Drive is readying the release of their debut effort on Word Records, these guys are no rookies to making music. With a list of indie releases already under their belts, the all-brother band hooked up with artist/producer Ian Eskelin for their label debut, which helps bring out the best elements of the band's piano-driven pop rock sound.
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