Pete Mills: Crafting Music and Sobriety with The Sweet Kill
And passing that lineage of love- I mean love and power want to multiply themselves.
What happens when a seasoned music producer decides to turn his life around and create something new? In this episode of 'Miracles in Recovery', host Ray Lynch chats with Pete Mills, a longtime artist and producer who has embarked on a transformative journey to sobriety. Pete's new band, The Sweet Kill, brings a unique blend of dark wave synths, punk attitude, and urban beats, all wrapped in a neo-emo message that reflects the struggles and triumphs of addiction recovery.
This conversation dives deep into Pete's personal battle with addiction, his experiences in the music industry, and how getting sober has impacted his creativity and relationships. Pete opens up about his realization that alcohol was holding him back, even as a functioning addict. He shares how sobriety has not only enhanced his music but also strengthened his connections with others.
The episode also explores the challenges of navigating addiction in an industry where alcohol is often freely available and the difficulties of managing a band with members at different stages of recovery. Pete's story is a powerful reminder that hope and love can guide anyone through the toughest times. Whether you're a musician, someone in recovery, or simply curious about the intersection of creativity and sobriety, this episode offers valuable insights and inspiration.
Tune in to hear Pete Mills' journey and discover how The Sweet Kill is making waves in both music and recovery.