Synopsis
Trenton Chappell is joined with Caleb Kubaluka, a local music producer, to discuss their experiences with the music industry. Trenton tells his story about his high school band organization and the dark secrets it holds behind the scenes. Caleb talks about growing up and loving music to the point of becoming a music producer.
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