Tim Montana's Raw Journey: Healing Through Music

0:00It's April 9th. Welcome to music news today, powered by AI, I'm Corey with the story. Tim Montana just dropped his new track, break me down, and hopped on loudwire nights to get real about it. He's diving deep into personal lyrics these days, revealing he started therapy to tackle childhood trauma that led to a PTSD diagnosis. Thought that was just for soldiers, but nope, it's hitting him hard like so many rockers with anxiety routes. This is his therapy weapon, helping him process those demons, though he admits it can turn self-destructive since he can't just flip the switch. His family's relieved he's talking to someone, and he's leading by example, putting it all out there. That raw energy flows into his upcoming album, entire state of Montana, dropping July 17th, with break me down as the opener. The closer had him in tears, writing and singing in, his daughters on it too, giving everyone goose bumps, and dark stuff he had to release. In Rock, he finally says, real things he couldn't in country, grateful for the embrace.

1:03He also linked up with actor Robert Patrick, through veteran work and mutual connections like Jared Nieman. Film the video in his home state Montana, with a director known for gritty films, adding a torturous female lead that turned out fire. Montana's turning pain into power, healing through these bars for himself, and the listeners tuning in.