Josh Hazlett: For the bands non-profit they chose to do an emotional song because what they have to deal with is very emotional. The non-profit is Homeless Gear and they wrote a song about how they help people in need. This song is made to promote this non-profit as well as show how bad the problem with homelessness is. 

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David Grosenbach: The song the band chose to be their main focus was meant to be very emotional and to be very sad. They wanted to get to the listener and be able to have them relate to the struggle and the pain that other people have. Their non profit is Homeless Gear and they wanted to get their audience to understand the struggles the best they could. The band just started writing down lyrics and weren’t really confident in it until they started getting the instrumentals in and doing the other parts and adding them in. The band loved doing this whole thing and would want to do it again.

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Jordon Gavaldon: Coming into this the band knew that they had to make this song inspirational and really wanted to move their audience to support these non profits. They decided to write their first song based on drug addiction and how it can put someone in a dire economic straits and ruin social statuses. They also took an emotional side on the corresponding 2 songs, wanting all of the songs on the EP to be somewhat sad. Over all this entire experience was awesome and really got all of them out of our comfort zones.