Jeremy from A Day to Remember lets us in on the creation and stories behind their long-awaited new album 'You’re Welcome' (out now!), writing with Jon Bellion, and his thoughts on the convergence of hip-hop and rock.
Not only has Jeremy grown so much as a singer since homesick but wow he seems so happy now, watching interviews back in the day he always seemed tired or dragged down but wow he really appears to be loving life
Probably was tired a lot with the busy schedule. Not playing any shows for so long because of Covid probably gave him some much needed rest and relaxation.
Only moneys opening 3 lines gave me fucking chills I’ve always called my grandma Noni and the fear of her getting older makes the song that much more special.
Bloodsucker is such a FUCKING good song. Also Last chance to Dance is amazing. I would die if I could play war zone with one of the guys. Cool interview
Pick me up for a game of wz. I got lucky enough to borrow one of you're guitars once. Adtr has always been my favorite band.. I been listening since old record.
Why did they even sign to another label after being fucked over by Victory? Seems like they were doin pretty well independently. Were they just not making enough money?
On their headlining tour in 2019 they were selling out arena sized stadiums. No way they have money problems. We're all trying to make sense of this by speculizing the "why".
@@Amerikan25 yeah that’s what I thought, I didn’t think they needed the money. I’m just so confused why they made this decision, not to mention Fueled by Ramen of all labels
@@Amerikan25 it could be because when you’re independent, there’s no budget for equipment touring etc. the artist them selves have to pay the upfront cost of touring, that’s the biggest draw back for independent artists. Same goes for studio time and equipment, mixing, mastering, art work, publishing, copyright contracts. There’s a lot into it and all the above is harder independently than when you’re signed. Most likely they’ve got a good deal such as a 50/50 or something around that.
Ummm ok they haven't been independent. They were on victory records and now fueled by ramen. Plus they won the lawsuit for 3.5 mil and ya blah blah blah they had to split it and pay their manager and lawyer etc but you get the point
I honestly dont get why people dont like the album, its a really good album every song is well written and Im glad they are doing other stuff and get to try new things. People you forget that what made them big was doing it different, that was their sound. Expand your musical library
In my opinion, the song had 4 bangers (Bad Friend, Brick Wall, Mindreader, and FYM [5, if you count Re-Entry]). The only objectively bad songs, to me, were Bloodsucker, Looks Like Hell, and Only Money. That leaves 6 okay songs on the record. I thought the record was just okay. Nothing special, but it wasn't trash or horrible. I'm definitely gonna keep my eyes open for newer songs and I will keep buying merch. It's just that the record felt disingenuous, overproduced, and lacked that something that separates ADTR from the stuff on the radio. I'm happy that they're happy with the record, but the hype they were giving it was extremely reminiscent of Pressure by Wage War.
I feel like the "Last Chance to Dance was the only good song" crowd are a bunch of crybabies. Like grow up and let your music tastes expand a bit. You'll always have the heavier stuff from the past and the few on newer albums. This album is a really good balance of fun, lightheartedness, lyrical quality, and heavy music. People want music to sound like 2007-2009 forever. Grow up!
2:21 "With the sharp seven augmented thirteens 🥴" What a doinker. This nerd really tried to whip out his "I went to thchool fow muthic and thtudy muthic thewey" dong. Unbelievable 😂
Really cracked himself up with that too. Unfortunately he c doesn't understand that Jeremy is just a self taught musician and has never studied, can't read sheet music, and has absolutely no idea what that nerd is even talking about. He's just cringing inside.
You do realize that music is always changing they were never a straight metal band or anything they were a post pop punk hardcore mixture band at most and the fact that any genre of rock isn’t at the top of the game anymore it’s smart for them to make a combination of different sounds on the album not just focusing on one type of sound they need to keep up with the time with their music in order to make money they need during covid which they did by bringing in new people to listen to the album with the versatile sound they made this time around and at the end of the day as well they will make w.e they think will sound good
Anybody that continues to blame this album on Fueled By Ramen is just in denial of the fact that the music they love is no longer the music that ADTR strictly loves to make. This album is exactly what ADTR wanted it to be and some people can’t accept it.
@@jvc541 I mean, they’ve been pretty open about this album just being them getting in a room together and writing what they were inspired to write but sure, they’re lying and it’s all FBR’s fault. Couldn’t possibly be that they knew the direction they wanted to go as a band and felt FBR would be a good fit for them.
Well thank God I never was a fan. Not because they werent good. Just some how never got on my radar. Feel bad for all the long time fans. This album is ehhhhh
I love adtr so much. I really really wanted to love this album but I just don’t. No it’s not because there aren’t breakdowns or that they sound different. They don’t sound like adtr because it doesn’t feel genuine. It’s like an experimental album without hardly any experimenting. Everything is different yet so generic. But it seems like Jeremy is super happy and that’s great to see.
I think this was them trying g out different styles of music and seeing what works and doesn't work I also admit there about 3 songs that didnt hit for me but I enjoy this album. Is it the best one they've done ? In my opinion no. But like you said he looks happy and it's always good to see somone so happy about doing what they enjoy.
Worst ADTR album I've ever heard. It sounds like they went backwards in their music and sold out to become more popular. The only one who sounds like he got better in the band is Kevin. I understand with age you blow your voice out a little bit, but come on I know you guys are a lot more talented than wanting to become a second coming of Bring Me the Horizon. For someone who has planned for the last 10 years to get the eagle from "For Those Who Have Heart" too many effects on the vocals man. You were such a raw band 10 years ago. I know everyone evolves, but this was way too far. Go ahead and use a little bit of synth and loop but this was over produced. Way too overproduced. I've spent thousands on merch and going to see these guys and I am so bummed out. I dont discount that it's hard to write music, but this band is so much more talented than what this album shows. I'm sorry, I am a huge a day to remember fan and I was so disappointed
That’s your fault for expecting something you thought that they were gonna repeat like they haven’t done that for all these years it’s time To switch things up.like you really expect Jeremy to have a good scream at an older age when playing live or recording even if you support them the way you say you do then support w.e they do they’re older there’s sounds that they grew into that they wanna create that’s what happens when you get older you start liking sounds you didn’t like when you were younger they’re just playing it smart for their health and to have fun making songs they need to bring in new listeners to gain more attraction and money during covid and there’s nothing wrong with that
Jeremy, if you really care about your fans, you'll start writing more breakdowns. Do a few pop songs sure, yall are good at them, but 2 heavy songs is not enough to satisfy. Last album kicks this albums ass idc what your Spotify tells you
If you really care about this band, you’ll understand and support the music they want to make. I want a THICC breakdown as much as the next guy, I hate high diving. But the album as a whole is a vibe, and hope for more bangers in the future. Adtr fan since FTWHH 🙌🏻
@@ivannazarov6266 I meant brutal as in ADTR writing better lyrics and tunes. It doesn't have to be heavy because obviously thats not all they are, just like CC1 wasn't all heavy, but had many tunes taking hits at Victory. Hence ADTR will greatly insult Ramen for causing all this division and dislike within their fanbase.
@@daverooney86 😃 Ugh come on. Its only speculation. I'm hopeful for it but ya, maybe ADTR likes this route better who knows but the future. For now we're all stuck with a brick wall...
