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EPISODE · May 22, 2026 · 50 MIN

VetTunes Podcast #26 Veteran Artist Spotlight: Sean Martin and The Quarantined (VTPC S2E11)

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Veteran Artist Spotlight: Sean Martin and The QuarantinedIn this in-depth interview on the VetTunes Podcast, Army veteran Sean Martin shares his powerful journey 'From Fort Bragg to Nashville.'Discover how his military experience, including deployment in Iraq, profoundly influenced his songwriting and led him to pursue a music career. Sean opens up about his transition from service to the music world, noting how 'Music was my way to stay human in the war zone' and how 'Every casualty motivated me to push harder.'He discusses the formation of his band, The Quarantined, and offers critical advice for veteran artists navigating the industry, urging them to 'Trust but verify.'Keywords: Veteran artists, military to music, Sean Martin, The Quarantined, music industry, veteran stories, Nashville, independent music, veteran podcast.Guest Links:Website - https://thequarantined.com/Instagram - https://instagram.com/thequarantinedBandcamp - https://thequarantined.bandcamp.com00:00 Introduction to the VetTunes Podcast00:37 Sean Martin's Musical Journey06:31 Path to the Army and Military Experience13:32 Deployment and Experiences in Iraq21:42 Music as an Outlet in Combat26:28 Transitioning from Military to Music Career31:43 The Formation of The Quarantine37:28 Navigating the Music Industry41:36 Live Performance and ConclusionVeteran artists, military to music, Sean Martin, The Quarantined, music industry, veteran stories, Nashville, independent music, GI Bill, music career, mike corrado, vettunes, vettunes podcast, veteran podcast

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