Determined to creating music that would touch people's souls, they bought a small home in Phoenix, Arizona, and became roommates.
With the money made from the touring, Ever Stays Red managed to fund a trip to Belo Horizonte, Brazil, where they performed nightly for thousands of young Brazilian teens, many of which lived in the inner city.
Throughout that 12-day stretch of shows, the band witnessed firsthand the power the music had to transcend culture and creed, making them even more certain of their calling.
"[1] Fueled by the idea of a second trip to Brazil in 2006, the band returned to their home in the states, and started recording its second album.
With compellingly honest vocals, and spiritually gripping lyrics aimed to please fans of rock and roll and worship music alike, the heartbeat of the album is the band's firm belief that the dreams that inspire us should never be allowed to die.