JAMEY JASTA Talks Solo Album In New Video Interview
Autor: Teti | Publicado: 2011-08-05T08:43:00-07:00



Hot Topic recently conducted an interview with Jamey Jasta of HATEBREED and KINGDOM OF SORROW. You can now watch the chat below.

Jamey Jasta's debut solo album, "Jasta",  sold around 4,000 copies in the United States in its first week of  release to debut at position No. 133 on The Billboard 200 chart. The CD  landed at position No. 1 on the Top New Artist Albums (Heatseekers)  chart, which lists the best-selling albums by new and developing  artists, defined as those who have never appeared in the Top 100 of The  Billboard 200.

"Jasta" was released in North America on July 26 via eOne Music and in Europe one day earlier through Century Media Records.

"Jasta" track listing:

01. Walk That Path Alone
02. Mourn The Illusion
03. Screams From The Sanctuary
04. Nothing They Say
05. Anthem Of The Freedom Fighter
06. Something You Should Know (feat. Phil Labonte of ALL THAT REMAINS)
07. Set You Adrift
08. Enslaved, Dead or Depraved (feat. Randy Blythe of LAMB OF GOD)
09. With A Resounding Voice (feat. Tim Lambesis of AS I LAY DYING)
10. The Fearless Must Endure (feat. Zakk Wylde of BLACK LABEL SOCIETY)
11. Heart Of A Warrior (feat. Mike Vallely)
12. Death Bestowed (feat. Mark Morton of LAMB OF GOD)

During an interview with Metal Assault, Jamey  stated about his solo album, "It's just more of the thrash and rock  element in it. I think there's a lot more clean singing than I'm used to  doing. It's a lot of stuff that I recorded for other artists, but it  ended up sounding cool so I just left it in there. My engineer was  really liking the stuff that I was doing. I still have a lot of guest  parts on there — Randy Blythe from LAMB OF GOD, Zakk Wylde, Phil Labonte [of ALL THAT REMAINS], Tim from AS I LAY DYING, Mark Morton from LAMB OF GOD — so it's just like a fun project before we do the next HATEBREED album."

"I  did all of it by myself, except for the guest parts. I did it all  throughout 2008, 2009 and 2010 so it was fun to go back, listen to those  old tracks and go, 'These are still good, let's release them!' I'm just  very lucky that I'm in a position to be able to do this and I'm  grateful that the eOne label is giving it such a great push."

When asked if the release of his solo album will impact songwriting for the next HATEBREED CD, Jamey replied, "No, not at all. Actually that's why I wanted to get it out now because the next HATEBREED  album is going to be short, to the point and brutal, and there will be  no melody. This is my one chance to kind of get it out of the system."

Regarding whether he plans to tour behind the solo material, Jamey said, "I don't see myself doing a lot of touring for this at all. I'd like to, but I really want to focus on getting HATEBREED  out for the rest of the year. We'll be going to South America,  Australia, then we'll do Europe and the States again so it's going to be  a lot of touring. Plus the only time to see KINGDOM OF SORROW is this summer on the Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Festival. That is the only time you'll see me and Kirk [Windstein, KINGDOM OF SORROW guitarist] together because DOWN is going to be busy, CROWBAR will be busy, and HATEBREED too. So this is it."


&nbsp;Source: Blabbermouth