Adam Green is a leading rock musician who has successfully led his band through different phases of forming, disbanding for solo work, and reforming. In an interview, Green reflected that he never expected to achieve this level of success in his music career, which started as a hobby. He explained that the band was never intended to be serious but grew organically from making music with friends. Green also discussed why he broke up the band five years ago to pursue solo work but later reunited the band to raise its profile, which was successful.

1. “I NEVER EXPECTED TO
GET THIS FAR.
IT’S AMAZING.”

2. ADAM GREEN is one of the lead-
ing faces in the rock industry. He has
successfully led a career with a band,
branched out to individual
productions, and reformed his band.
Not many have achieved this feat -
many have compared him to Patrick
Stump and Fall out Boy - going through
so many different genres of music and
always staying popular.
In an interview with Mr. Green, we
asked him how he felt about the future
of the band. he replied;“I don’t know.
We’ve come so far over so many years
and we have no plans.We just sort of...
make stuff. It was a hobby that turned
into a career, and honestly, I never
expected to get this far. It’s amazing.”
Green is one of the few people to not
have participated in an Enemy Q&A
session before - so we decided to con-
duct one on social media during this
interview.We left it up to you - the
readers - to ask him questions and he
would answer them live for you and get
a select few published in this article.
One question was directed to the
whole band, whichAdam answered on
behalf for. It read - “We know when
and where you formed the band, but
why?”.Adam answered;“We never
intended to make it into a proper band.
I loved playing and singing, so I decided
to mess around with some editing soft-
ware. I got some friends (which then
became SilenceThroughout) to record
the other instruments, and there you
go.”
One other question askedAdam why
he broke up the band 5 years ago - “I
thought that was it.The band never got
too big on its first run, and I could be
more free with my genres as a solo art-
ist. But after 3 years, I got the idea that
bringing the band back would really
raise its profile.And it did, and I love
these guys I work with.”
FULL Q&A on www.enemymag.com
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW!
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