CD Burners 6: SAOSIN by SAOSIN with Cove Reber
Apr 30, 2024
Cove Reber, former lead vocalist for Saosin, shares his journey joining the band at just 18 and the pivotal role of producer Howard Benson in crafting their iconic debut album. He discusses the emotional challenges of stepping into an established band while reflecting on the nostalgia and community that defined the music scene of the 2000s. With insights into recording techniques and the evolving landscape of music sharing, Cove also touches on navigating personal growth and the impact of faith in his artistic life.
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Saosin's Landmark 2006 Album
- The 2006 self-titled Saosin album had a significant impact on post-hardcore and emo genres.
- It launched many bands and featured intensive six weeks of vocal recording, unusual for the time.
Joining Saosin at 18
- Cove Reber joined Saosin at 18, replacing a legendary lead singer, after sending an email while in high school.
- He quickly adapted to touring and the pressure of filling big shoes in the thriving band scene.
Emo Community Beyond Sound
- The emo scene of the mid-2000s united diverse sounding bands into a community.
- Shared experiences and online connections fostered a new kind of music culture beyond genre similarity.