The BIG 615 presents The StormeCast
Sep 10, 2026 · 36 min · 11 segments
Storme Warren welcomed the band Deltona (singer Ned Abernathy, guitarist Caleb Miller, drummer Chris Deaton) into the studio for a visit. During the conversation Storme surprised the trio with an…
Storme WarrenHostBilly Ray CyrusGuest
Ned AbernathyGuest
Chris DeatonGuest
Caleb MillerGuest
How do you tamp down the excitement of getting together, knowing this is going to work? You've got songs written.
I heard you guys already have like 100 songs that you've got in the back pocket already.
And how do you go from, man, we're going to be huge, let's just launch this thing, and then you realize that the brakes get tapped and it's like...
I feel like every day, not to be so cliche, but like the whole Alan Jackson song, like...
You have to almost go back and just listen to that song every day because I had no clue that that's what this was like.
It's so much just waiting and you're like, oh my gosh, when's the right timing? But it does make sense and you have to trust, but it's...
it's the craziest thing ever of like how slow everything is and then back home people are like you're a rock star and then you're like especially like with us three like
the creating process is so smooth and quick because like we just have like the writing so easy and like we all have the same influences to where it's like we get something signed in to where we think it's great so fast and then like the reality of the ladder of trying to get it out there yeah sure you Through social media and all that stuff, we just get halted with it.
So at least a little bridge between what you're releasing and what you want the world to kind of get a little taste of and a sense of.
it's either probably like 60% doing social media and then like 40% writing, singing, and stuff like that.
How do you tamp down the excitement of getting together, knowing this is going to work? You've got songs written.
I heard you guys already have like 100 songs that you've got in the back pocket already.
And how do you go from, man, we're going to be huge, let's just launch this thing, and then you realize that the brakes get tapped and it's like...
I feel like every day, not to be so cliche, but like the whole Alan Jackson song, like...
You have to almost go back and just listen to that song every day because I had no clue that that's what this was like.
It's so much just waiting and you're like, oh my gosh, when's the right timing? But it does make sense and you have to trust, but it's...
it's the craziest thing ever of like how slow everything is and then back home people are like you're a rock star and then you're like especially like with us three like
the creating process is so smooth and quick because like we just have like the writing so easy and like we all have the same influences to where it's like we get something signed in to where we think it's great so fast and then like the reality of the ladder of trying to get it out there yeah sure you Through social media and all that stuff, we just get halted with it.
So at least a little bridge between what you're releasing and what you want the world to kind of get a little taste of and a sense of.
it's either probably like 60% doing social media and then like 40% writing, singing, and stuff like that.
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