Joey Vesely of post hardcore band Trace Remains talks about growing up in the Pittsburgh DIY scene and the challenge of getting people’s attention without losing what makes the band authentic. We also discuss their new single and music video “Breathing Air”.
Key Takeaways
Authentic content is hard because there is no perfect formula. The best approach is often to keep testing ideas while making sure they still connect back to the core project.
Burnout is real, especially when one person is handling the creative work, marketing, content, logistics, and promotion. Joey finds energy in the moments that remind him why he started, like shows, studio time, and video shoots.
Don’t settle too early. Sometimes the best version of a song, campaign, or creative idea comes after pushing a little further than feels comfortable.
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