Enders talks about new album
Wednesday, September 4, 2019 • The Hammonton Gazette • Page 3
EARLY, from Page 1
world and released music with
bands The early November and i
Can Make a Mess, and has also re-
leased music solo using the name
Ace enders and a Million Differ-
ent People.
According to enders, his choice
to stay in his hometown rather
than move to somewhere like Los
Angeles has a lot to do with his
family and the community itself.
“There’s something about the
community here [in Hammon-
ton]… it’s such a strong commu-
nity where people have each
others’ backs and i love it for that.
it’s actually a very inspiring place;
it’s a small town but it has a lot of
things going on that a lot of people
don’t know about,” enders said.
enders also said that staying in
town has helped him stay
grounded.
“Staying true to your roots is re-
ally important because it keeps
you grounded. it keeps you con-
nected to reality… Me and my
wife, we love it here, just having
all the places we used to go as
kids, and now being able to share
it with our own kids,” enders said.
enders said he always loved
music, but started actually playing
at the age of 14 and from there his
passion took over and allowed
him to gain confidence.
“i was a very awkward, not
confident kid who had some
learning disabilities and kept to
myself; i didn’t have a group of
friends. But when i started doing
music and discovered i can write
it, it changed my life. it became an
outlet; it made me find confidence
and find strength. i take that with
me everywhere. That’s the most
valuable thing, when you find
something that makes you feel
like you can be a human like
everyone else,” enders said.
According to enders, when he
first told his parents of his dreams
to become a rock star they were
skeptical, as any parent might be,
but once he signed with a record
label and his dreams began com-
ing true they were extremely sup-
portive of his career.
His band signed with a record
label for the first time when en-
ders was about 21 years old,
thanks in large part to his now-
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On September 27, The Early November, a band with deep local roots, will re-
lease their fifth full-length album Lilac.
show his children what’s possible
wife Jenn.
“She’s the reason we got signed if they follow their dreams.
“This last tour, we were playing
to that first record label. She
found out how to reach the owner in a different U.S. city every day;
and contacted them and set up the being able to do that is cool. i al-
first meeting. We got signed ways appreciated it. The road has
shortly after, and she’s been super never been easy, but looking back
involved with everything ever at this last tour, my wife and kids
were able to experience it and fly
since,” enders said.
According to enders, one of the out to shows in California; that’s
best parts of touring is when his the stuff that makes me realize
family gets to share in the mo- how cool it is. i’m very thankful
ments with him, and that he can
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