
The "Four" with Jay Trepanier aka Mullet Man
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Summary
In this engaging conversation, "Mullet Man", also known as Jay Trepanier, shares his unique journey from a hockey fan to a rising music star. He discusses the impact of social media on his career, the importance of taking breaks from music, and his connection with the Ottawa Senators. Mullet Man reflects on his musical influences, the challenges of songwriting in different languages, and his commitment to community engagement. He also emphasizes the significance of physical health in maintaining a long-lasting music career and shares his aspirations for future projects. Be sure to check out his band Leverage for Mountains on Sunday July 13 at Bluesfest!
Takeaways
Mullet Man's journey began unexpectedly at a hockey game.
Social media played a crucial role in Mullet Man's rise to fame.
Taking breaks from creating music is essential for artists.
Mullet Man's physical health is a priority for longevity in music.
The connection with the Ottawa Senators has opened new opportunities.
Songwriting in French presents unique challenges for Mullet Man.
Mullet Man's musical influences include John Mayer and Paul Simon.
Community involvement is important to Mullet Man's identity as an artist.
Mullet Man enjoys engaging with fans at events and performances.
Future music projects may include English songs and collaborations.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Mullet Man
04:00 The Journey of Mullet Man
07:09 The Impact of Social Media
10:26 Musical Influences and Early Beginnings
13:16 The Evolution of Mullet Man's Look
16:19 Community Engagement and Giving Back
19:07 Fun and Quirky Questions
22:05 Closing Thoughts and Future Aspirations
35:44 Musical Choices for Bank Heists
37:55 The Mullet Man's NHL Aspirations
40:55 Upcoming Music Projects and Collaborations
42:45 Songwriting in English vs. French
47:25 Dream Venues and Performance Goals
50:29 Navigating the Music Industry
56:04 Songs to Avoid Playing
58:12 Decade of Music Preferences
01:03:22 Dawg and Gus 1.mp3