The Trust The Band Podcast with Colin Campbell

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It's a podcast for for musicians and music fans who want to better understand the minds, methods, magic, and money behind world-class music. Hosted by Colin Campbell, a multi-instrumentalist rock n' roll singer and songwriter who asks questions that reveal the deeper parts of human connection, teamwork, and creativity in bands and individual creators. Funny/nonsensical, then Deep, profound, and beautiful -- Trust The Band is for you if you're interested in free-thinking and self expression.

  1. 07/03/2025

    #62: Vocal Training Exercise with Colin Campbell (The Attack Pop Technique)

    This is a hands-on vocal training podcast designed to help you develop a powerful, resonant voice—whether you’re a singer, speaker, performer, or simply want to sound more confident and clear. Each episode walks you through guided warm-ups focused on breath control, diaphragmatic support, resonance, and vocal health. You’ll learn foundational techniques like the “attack pop”—a sharp burst of breath that activates your diaphragm and sets your voice up for projection—and gentle humming exercises that loosen mucus, awaken resonance chambers, and bring clarity to your tone. This training draws on a method I first learned in 2012 from Joel Bauer’s speaker workshop. Credit also goes to Christopher Robin, whose original vocal warm-up inspired much of what you’ll hear here. I’ve adapted those ideas into a modern, sonically accurate, professionally produced routine you can use daily. These short sessions are practical, repeatable, and designed for real-world use. Just hit play, follow along, and let your voice evolve—with strength, clarity, and intention. Let’s train—together.

    23 min

  2. 05/16/2025

    Keep Making Art

    Been a while. Wanted to remind you of the fundamental. Hugs, Colin

    12 min
  3. Podcasting 101: A Beginner’s Guide for Coaches & Consultants

    02/20/2025

    Podcasting 101: A Beginner’s Guide for Coaches & Consultants

    This podcast is a 101-level guide for beginner service-based professionals, coaches, and consultants who want to start their own podcast. It covers the fundamentals of podcast creation, emphasizing the importance of having a compelling core intention, the technical setup, and the iterative nature of the process. Key takeaways: Share something relevant: Develop a topic that serves an audience who genuinely cares.Get a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW): Free and paid DAWs are available for recording and editing.Use a podcast distribution service: Free options like Spotify for Creators make distribution easy.Embrace the learning curve: Early episodes won’t be perfect—just start and improve as you go.Be strategic with intent: A podcast should align with your business goals rather than just existing for content’s sake.Understand economic sustainability: Podcasting requires effort, and if there’s no revenue model, it can become unsustainable.The host, Colin Campbell, shares personal experiences, including past podcasting ventures and struggles with addiction, to highlight the importance of strategic clarity and longevity in podcasting.

    11 min
  4. #59: Dan McAndrew (Musician, From Bedroom Producer to Time Painter)

    01/28/2025

    #59: Dan McAndrew (Musician, From Bedroom Producer to Time Painter)

    Dan McAndrew is an inspiring musician, producer, and the driving force behind Time Painting, a project that blends evocative synth beats and storytelling into something truly unique. In this episode, we explore Dan’s journey from being a self-described “bedroom producer” to becoming part of Montreal’s vibrant music scene. Dan shares the highs and lows of his creative journey, from navigating the anxiety of live performances to the freedom of collaborating with a band. We talk about the meaning behind “Time Painting” and how it evolved from a band name to a personal philosophy. Plus, Dan opens up about the challenges of breaking out of small-town Pennsylvania and finding his place in music-centric cities like Austin, New Orleans, and eventually Montreal. Key moments include Dan’s reflections on: Overcoming performance anxiety and embracing vulnerability on stage. The transformative power of collaboration and leaving the “bedroom producer” mindset behind. His life-changing decision to move across cities and the impact it had on his creative growth. Whether you’re a musician looking for inspiration or someone who loves hearing stories of resilience, this episode will resonate. Dan’s honesty, humor, and passion for music shine throughout. Key Takeaways: Preparation and collaboration can elevate any performance. Facing anxiety head-on can lead to personal and artistic growth. The importance of embracing change and trusting the creative process. Guest Links: Musician/bandཧᜰ꙰ꦿ➢ Debut album 𝐐&𝐀 𝐒𝐨𝐧𝐠𝐬 out now.Also @divineforay linktr.ee/timepainting Episode Links: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/trust-the-band/id1640566072 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6BJ183e1fyDaTKyABrCcBI Support the show:If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a review and share it with your friends! Your support helps us continue bringing you amazing content. Follow Us: Website: https://trusttheband.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trustthebandofficial/ Trust The Band (Music): https://open.spotify.com/artist/5EKQ9UnmPY0fPv6SKiY2Ho

    2h 20m

  5. 01/16/2025

    The 100-Year Question for Talented Creatives

    If you struggle with feeling satisfied with your accomplishments, listen to this.

    21 min
  6. #58: Joshua Marc Séguin (CoCreator of Psychic City, Musician, Artist)

    01/05/2025

    #58: Joshua Marc Séguin (CoCreator of Psychic City, Musician, Artist)

    Meet Joshua Marc Séguin, aka josheepoohmtl, a multi-talented artist based in Montréal. With 3,087 followers and a background as an anthropologist, musician, videographer, and writer, Josh creates art that’s deeply personal and connected to the city’s underground scene. He’s the mind behind Psychic City, a legendary DIY venue on Saint Laurent that brought together musicians, artists, and dreamers. Fun fact: when I first moved to Montréal, I unknowingly jammed in the back room of Psychic City, totally clueless about the vibrant scene happening around me. Josh’s insights into building creative spaces, his writing process, and his approach to music and events are inspiring—and honestly, just super cool to learn about. Check out the podcast episode where we dive into all this and more. Link in bio! Be sure to follow Josh on socials and support his work: 🎶 Instagram: josheepoohmtl 📹 Videos + More: Link in bio! Trust the band and follow along—you don’t want to miss it!

    1h 47m
  7. #57: Elijah Baker – From Gigging Musician to Entrepreneur

    01/01/2025

    #57: Elijah Baker – From Gigging Musician to Entrepreneur

    Elijah Baker is a seasoned professional musician who’s toured, played with multiple bands, and performed on cruise ships. In recent years, he transitioned into entrepreneurship, founding Music Prof, a platform that helps musicians supplement their income by teaching lessons. In this episode, we dive deep into Elijah’s journey—from his early days in garage bands to his current role as a mentor and business owner. Elijah shares the pivotal moments of his career, the challenges of being a working musician, and the insights that have shaped his transition into business. Whether you're a musician looking to diversify your income, a fan of personal stories, or curious about the intersection of music and entrepreneurship, this conversation is packed with wisdom, humor, and inspiration. The evolution from hobbyist to professional musician requires both dedication and adaptability. Transitioning to entrepreneurship involves channeling the same energy and passion used in creative pursuits. Building a business as a musician can offer financial stability and creative freedom. “Music Prof is kind of like my band now—all the energy I used to put into playing gigs, I now put into this business.” “Drums were the instrument I loved the most. It’s what connected me to music when I was young.” “My social life and career really started to evolve through playing in bands. It became the best part of my life.” “The pandemic changed everything for me; I wasn’t playing shows anymore, so I focused on building Music Prof.” “The journey from a small-town drummer to running a business in music is something I never saw coming.” Website: Music Prof Instagram: Elijah Baker Apple Podcasts: Trust the Band Spotify: Trust the Band If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a review and share it with your friends! Your support helps us bring more amazing content to you. Website: Trust the Band Instagram: Trust the Band Official Music: Trust the Band on Spotify Key Takeaways:Guest Quotes:Guest Links:Episode Links:Support the Show:Follow Us:

    1h 37m
  8. #56: Austin Wrinch (Music Scene Creator, Venue Owner, Event Producer)

    12/27/2024

    #56: Austin Wrinch (Music Scene Creator, Venue Owner, Event Producer)

    🎙️ Episode Highlight: Austin Rinch 🎙️ Austin Wrinch is a pivotal figure in Montreal's underground music scene. As the co-founder of the Diving Bell Social Club and a key contributor to The Bog—a basement venue that continues to support emerging artists—Austin has been instrumental in shaping the city’s DIY music culture. https://www.instagram.com/tbd.mtl/ https://www.tbdmtl.com/ In this episode, we dive deep into the DIY revolution, exploring innovative ways to build a music scene from the ground up. Austin shares fascinating insights from his career hosting and facilitating unique events, offering a play-by-play of how he’s contributed to creating spaces that nurture artistic expression. This conversation was truly eye-opening, and we think you’ll walk away inspired by the creative strategies and community-building lessons Austin shares. 🎧 Tune in now to Trust the Band!

    2h 3m
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It's a podcast for for musicians and music fans who want to better understand the minds, methods, magic, and money behind world-class music. Hosted by Colin Campbell, a multi-instrumentalist rock n' roll singer and songwriter who asks questions that reveal the deeper parts of human connection, teamwork, and creativity in bands and individual creators. Funny/nonsensical, then Deep, profound, and beautiful -- Trust The Band is for you if you're interested in free-thinking and self expression.

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