In the summer of 2003, Chase re-located to Los Angeles where he spent two years writing, recording, and performing with an LA-based rock band fronted by multiple lead singers. |Ultimately, he realized the group wasnt fulfilling the dream hed originally set out to pursue and left the band in 2005. “For the first time in my music career, I had a clean slate |and the sky was the limit,” says Chase. Determined to create the rock band hed always wanted, he returned to Texas with three musicians already in mind. He quickly recruited Devin Elder, a young up and coming guitar player/singer making quite a name for himself on the Texas scene. “When Chase first called me with the idea of forming this band, I loved it immediately…when I heard the songs he had been working on, there was no question in my mind,” says Devin. Chase also had his sights set on well-known Texas musicians, Eric Raines (drums) and Curt Beaird (Bass). They immediately came on board and a new band was born, The Way it Breaks. The name, The Way it Breaks, represents the struggles, heartaches, and sacrifices one encounters battling to live out their dream. The groups individualistic style has turned the heads of music industry insiders and fans alike. Their hook-laden songs talk about love, life, hardships and dreams, while their live energetic performances leave their audiences wanting more. Chases unique voice and sensitive spirit undulates throughout his music and the bands heart-pounding rhythms and sweet vocal harmonies make them stand apart from the rest. Their integrative, prismatic sound is one you dont want to miss! “The Way It Breaks is one of the hottest up and coming bands that I have heard. Expect their music to flood the airwaves!” -Mark Mays, President/CEO, Clear Channel Communications. | |
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