Musician TRIGGA3 in studio
About this episode
Local musician TRIGGA3 joins Jay Penning to discuss his journey from the car community to music. They explore the challenges of identity and mental health, emphasizing the importance of separating oneself from material possessions like cars. TRIGGA3 shares his experiences with building a car club, the toxicity he faced, and how it led him to rediscover himself through music. The conversation touches on the creative process, the struggles of being an independent artist, and the significance of genuine connections in both the car and music worlds.
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From the creative genius of the car show world to reinventing himself into the music world, John Hoebee III is the musician known as Trigga3.
After 2020, no longer satisfied with the toxicity of the local car scene, in 2022, Trigga3 released his first single. Now in 2023, with multiple songs available Apple, Spotify, YouTube, and SoundCloud, Trigga3 is targeting the music charts across the globe. Hear his story in this episode of a car guy leaving the car world behind.
All of Trigga3 contacts and creative outlets can be found at:
https://hoo.be/iamtrigga3
Contact Hard Parking with Jhae Pfenning:
email: [email protected]
Website: www.Hardparkingpod.com
Join the Patreon (lots of exclusive episodes and bonus guest audio): www.patreon.com/hardparkingpodcast/
Instagram: instagram.com/jhaepfenning/
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