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Biography
It all started with a magnet on a friend's refrigerator in Atlanta. The magnet read, "What would you do if you could not fail?" It got Dan Castady, the lead singer of Chicago-based alternative rock band The Fold, thinking.
As Castady considered how easy it would be to give up on making music for a living, he came up with the lyric "Dear future, come get me." Suddenly, the concept for the band?s first independent album, Dear Future, Come Get Me, was born. However, the path to this revelation wasn't an easy one.
After releasing two well-received albums on indie power label Tooth & Nail, The Fold decided that it was time to go their own way. The idea of leaving the label and going independent was scary, but Castady and the rest of the band, Aaron Green (guitar), Keith Mochel (bass), and Mike Emmons (drums), rallied to produce yet another quality project, but this time one that would be crafted on their own terms.
"Leaving our label could have felt like a big failure for The Fold, but it provided the opportunity to tap into our unrealized potential," says Castady. Even when the band lost a member, The Fold managed to press forward toward answering their call to play music as an independent band. Instead of fearing what lay ahead, the guys of The Fold decided to take their future into their own hands.
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