008 – Patrick Carrie of Limbeck and Volcom (Part 2)

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Patrick Carrie is the man responsible for the slinky guitar leads in the indie/alt-country band Limbeck. Since Limbeck stopped touring in 2008, he has worked for Volcom, a surf and skate brand, first as a graphic designer, and more recently as global art director. Patrick hasn’t given up music entirely, however. He has played part-time in the bands The Pride of Erie PA with former Motion City Soundtrack drummer Tony Thaxton and The Young Dudes with former Limbeck singer Robb Maclean. Somehow, he has also managed to find time to be a father to three boys and appear in an online Swiffer commercial (linked below).

In Part Two of my two-part interview with him, I talk to Patrick about how he made the transition from being a musician who toured for as many as eight months out of the year to a working full-time as a graphic designer while balancing responsibilities at home and the always-there itch to still play music.

Episode Links

  • Limbeck
  • Volcom
  • Patrick’s Site
  • Getting Rad With Dad, Patrick’s “Dad” blog
  • Patrick’s Swiffer commercial
  • The Garage Monkeys (aka Limbeck) iMac commercial

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