One Life One Chance with Toby Morse Episode 309- Jason Butler part 2 (political activist/musician- Fever 333, Letlive)
Oct 14, 2024
Jason Butler, a political activist and musician from bands like Fever 333 and Letlive, shares his raw insights on mental health and trauma in the music industry. He discusses the challenges of balancing family life with a demanding career and reflects on the transformative power of love and vulnerability. The conversation touches on authenticity in music, the stigmas surrounding mental health, and the importance of self-care amid societal pressures. Butler emphasizes the need for genuine connections and the journey of self-discovery through art and personal experiences.
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Album: Diverse Sounds And Visuals
- Jason Butler describes the new album as diverse, blending hip-hop, punk and melodic elements across many visuals and singles.
- He and Toby discuss directing videos, creative partnership, and artistic growth since the last record.
Physical Collapse Forced A Reckoning
- Jason recounts collapsing on a video shoot when he couldn't get up after takes and petals fell on his face.
- That physical shutdown forced him to confront long-avoided depression rather than keep performing through it.
Artistry Can Mask Avoidance
- Jason realized his stage persona and celebrated reckless behavior masked avoidance and ego-driven coping.
- He warns separating the artist from the person can dangerously normalize harmful behavior.
