Casey was introduced to music by his father at a young age. The house would shake while listening to groups like the Beatles, the Eagles and Billy Joel in their living room on the record player. This paved the way for Casey to realize that music had to be a part of his life. Not just listening and enjoying it, but learning a craft that can satisfy the soul.

Casey believes it his job to show his kids that they can achieve anything in life, even if it’s art. He has learned if you put your heart and soul into something you truly enjoy you can’t fail no matter how hard the road. Playing with Jeremy Rowe was a simple decision because he shares the same passion and life goals. Music if life. Family always comes first. But, it wouldn’t be the same without being able to play and share music with each others. Casey’s kids love hanging out with him in his studio while hes writing and recording. “Being in a band, sharing musical ideas with bandmates, songwriting,  and singing songs to loved ones is one of the best parts of life. Art is meant to be shared with others!” Casey says

Jonathan Castillo was born and raised in Amarillo, Tx in 1982. He now resides in Moore,OK with his wife and 2 children.

It all started 29 years ago with 6th grade band. If it wasn’t for my mom, I would have ended up on the French horn! We had driven down the road a bit after my tryout and when mom found out I didn’t even get to try out for percussion, she was MAD! She turned the car around and marched me right back into the band hall and did what any good mother does. She stood up for her little boy that didn’t stand up for himself.

Music is tied to everything. Many of life’s most precious and special moments are tied to music. Sometimes the music is all that keeps us going through our struggles.

It’s extremely ironic being a part of a country music band. Up until this past year I hadn’t really listened to much country at all.

It’s an honor to get to play with Jeremy and the gang.
If music is life, drums are the heartbeat.

Special thanks: To my loving wife of 16 years. Without her love and support, none of this would be possible, to my cousin Deron, who got me drawn into playing praise and worship many years ago. I wouldn’t have met Jeremy if it wasn’t for that, and of course, my mother, for giving that band director the “what for”.

Thank you Jesus for the gift of music, grace, love, and sacrifice

“Hi.  I'm Chad.  I play bass.  I've played bass since 5th grade at Polk 5th Year Center in OKC.  Started on upright, but my Camaro demanded that I shift to electric, although I did own a '99 Jeep Wrangler for a bit, and driving that thing around to gigs looked hilarious – it was basically an off-road pin cushion, with all these bass necks poking out all over.  I prefer fretless, but I'll play all of 'em.  I've been married since 2000.  My wife is a judge.  THAT's awesome.  And, I have 2 kids, I think.  At any rate, that was somewhere around the time that I got a full-ride scholarship at UCO in Edmond by playing jazz in a few of the faculty bands, but I successfully sluffed that off in favor of not having dream-crushing student loan debt.  There was also a few F's on the transcript per not being able to get to class per my tour time with a Stillwater pop-rock band called Wakeland, but I digress.  We live in a small town in western Oklahoma.  It's windy, red and flat in western OK.  Sustained winds of 35 mph constitute a hurricane watch in Florida; that's just a normal Thursday in western OK.  You can watch your dog run away for about 3 days.  Unless he catches a gust of prairie wind.  Or a 'nader.  We also have earthquakes, but now I'm just showing off.  I fell into radio after ending my tour life with my Aranda cousins in 2010, and I've done radio in its various capacities since then, including freelance voice and radio audio production work, for which I've won a few awards from the OAB (Association of Oklahoma Broadcasters).  I left my last full-time job – which was in radio as program director – in 2021 and have been self-employed since then, running my own woodshop business, as well as working as a full-time musician.  As I stated earlier, I've played with Aranda, as well as Color Me Badd (yeah, I was in a boy band – but only for 3 gigs, so lighten up) and countless other artists.  My primary genres are rock and country, but I love funk, jazz, funk-jazz, pop, edm that includes real bass & drums and pretty much anything else that pays.  And that's all I have to say about that.”