Three years ago Remedy Drive was the poster child for breakthrough rock acts on the rise. Lead singer David Zach and his brothers Daniel, Paul, and Phillip had emerged from their close-knit childhood together in Lincoln, Nebraska onto the national stage, charting a major No. 1 radio hit for seven weeks (“All Along”), receiving several Dove Award nominations including New Artist of the Year, and touring with Christian music tastemakers. But that success came after years of struggling to get there. And upon arrival, the big time was ultimately no friendlier to Remedy Drive than anyone else trying to balance work and family in the music business; it still demanded long stretches of time away from wives and children, and it still was not a statistically easy way to make a buck. One day in November 2010, David’s brothers told him they had each decided to leave the group in search of a more predictable lifestyle. After the meeting with his brothers David sold his home in the Midwest, moved with his wife and three kids to Nashville, Tennessee, and started looking for new band members. He found Memphis-based drummer Timmy Jones, from Chicago, guitarist Dave Mohr and bass player Corey Horn. And so we arrive at the second breakthrough of Remedy Drive, newly signed to Centricity Music and primed to release its duly storied and invigorated re-introductory album, Resuscitate, produced by Pete Kipley (Matthew West, Kutless, Mercy Me).