#29: Gian Tenio Carlone (Artist + Recording Engineer)

In this episode of Trust the Band, I sit down with Gian Tenio Carlone, a talented musician from Montreal with Italian roots. Gian shares his journey through the music world, from his childhood playing violin and piano to his current project, "Dress Like a Woman and Sing About the Devil." We dive into the challenges of balancing creativity with the business side of music. Gian talks about his experiences with various bands, the discipline needed to succeed, and his thoughts on art, depression, and romanticism. We also explore the tension between fitting in and standing out as an artist, and Gian gives some great insights into the recording process and the importance of trust between an artist and their recording engineer. Gian reflects on his future in music, his desire for comfort, and his ongoing projects, including acoustic versions of his songs. Join us for an honest, introspective look into the life of a dedicated artist navigating the music industry. Gian's musical beginnings and family influence The journey through various bands and projects Balancing creativity with business Philosophy on art and depression Community vs. individuality in art Recording and production insights Reflections on the future and ongoing projects