In an inspiring interview with 107.7 The Bone’s Chasta and Baby Huey at the Aftershock Festival, Tim Montana reflects on his remarkable journey from a troubled childhood to becoming a celebrated musician.
Growing up in a trailer with limited resources, Tim found solace in music, using it as a therapeutic outlet for his experiences with child abuse and addiction. He shares how his powerful song “Devil You Know” resonated with listeners, addressing real-life struggles and trauma.
The conversation takes a heartfelt turn when Tim recounts meeting Jerry Cantrell of Alice in Chains, a childhood hero whose music shaped his life. The candid dialogue emphasizes the importance of vulnerability and connection in art, illustrating how Montana’s experiences have fueled his passion for helping others through charity work and honest songwriting.
Tune in for an uplifting story of resilience and the transformative power of music.