2018-07-31
1 小时 1 分钟So growing up, today's guest, Trevor hall, he was kind of like a local surf kid.
You know, surfing in the summer, skateboarding.
That was the culture he was around.
He also really dug music.
He was exposed to it from the earliest age.
His dad is a drummer and had always done that on the side in various bands and a massive music collection.
So Trevor was always kind of around music, and he loved music and he played music, but he never thought it would be his career.
He was on a different path until he started playing.
And through a series of coincidences and kind of random introductions, he found himself playing shows in LA and going to music school.
This profoundly changed the direction of his life.
But that wasn't the first change.
There were then a series of sort of fortunate and unfortunate incidences that took him from LA to India, back to LA, and then traveling all around the country and world, developing his voice, signing with a major record label, then having that implode, and then really kind of taking time and saying, this is who I am.
This is who I need to be.
This is my voice, my gift.
This is how I want to be in the world.
That journey, that really moving journey and commitment to essence and voice and craft is where we sort of dive into in this week's conversation.
Really excited to share it with you and be sure to listen to the end because Trevor brought his guitar along with him and we got a little mini studio concert with him at the very end.
You'll be really, really moved.
As I was literally sitting across from him, as he closed his eyes, pulled out his guitar, and just really shared something beautiful.
I'm Jonathan Fields, and this is good life project.