I never thought I’d release a music album. To be honest, I never even planned on writing one. But life has a funny way of handing you pain and then, if you’re lucky, offering you a melody to carry it. This album — Baptized in Regret — was born out of a very personal place. It’s not…
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Why Writing Music Helps Me Cope With Life’s Woes
There’s something about the quiet that always used to scare me — those long stretches of silence where your thoughts take center stage and the weight of everything you’re trying to ignore comes crashing through like a wave. For years, I didn’t quite know how to process what I was carrying: memories, trauma, anxiety, confusion, even faith….
How Music Helps Me Find Myself (One Trail Run at a Time)
After a long day — emails, meetings, unexpected curveballs, and the weight of everything in between — there’s one thing that helps me feel like me again: music. Not just background noise, not just something to fill the silence, but intentional, soul-filling music. I love walking or running the trail behind our property, where the trees sway…
Entrepreneur and Author Justin Calabrese’s Book Now Available at Walmart
Acclaimed entrepreneur, business strategist, and author Justin Calabrese is proud to announce that his latest book, Mastering Momentum: Driving Success in Business Management, is now officially available for purchase at Walmart, both online and in select store locations nationwide. Known for guiding over 150 small businesses toward sustainable growth, Calabrese blends real-world experience with actionable insights…
Justin Calabrese Breaks Silence Through Music with New Album Baptized in Regret
Justin Calabrese, acclaimed entrepreneur, author, and now recording artist, has released a soul-stirring new musical album titled Baptized in Regret, announced exclusively on his newly launched official website, www.justincalabrese.com. The album is a raw and emotional reflection on Calabrese’s personal experience with religious trauma during his youth, specifically tied to his time at Wapping Community Church in South…
Justin Calabrese Releases New Album Baptized in Regret, Shining a Light on Religious Justice and Personal Freedom
Entrepreneur, author, and artist Justin Calabrese has released his highly anticipated new album, Baptized in Regret, a deeply personal and unapologetically raw collection of music inspired by his own journey through religious trauma and self-discovery. The title, drawn from Justin’s lived experience, speaks to the inner conflict of being raised in an environment where faith was not a…
Justin Calabrese Stands Against Bullying and Forced Belief Systems with New Album Release
Entrepreneur, author, and recording artist Justin Calabrese has released his groundbreaking new album, Baptized in Regret, a raw and fearless exploration of overcoming bullying, religious abuse, and the lifelong effects of trauma. For Justin, the project is deeply personal — rooted in his own story as a three-and-a-half-year victim of relentless bullying in high school. “Bullying doesn’t end when…
Justin Calabrese Shares His Truth During Mental Health Awareness Month: From Bullying and Betrayal to Survival and Advocacy
Author, entrepreneur, and business leader Justin Calabrese is breaking the silence surrounding his mental health journey in recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month. A suicide survivor after a failed 2013 attempt — just days before Thanksgiving — Calabrese is openly discussing the pain that nearly cost him his life and the hope that has kept…
New York: Concrete Jungle Where Dreams Are Made Of
There’s a reason Alicia Keys sang it best: “New York, concrete jungle where dreams are made of, there’s nothing you can’t do.” Every time I hear that line, I feel the pulse of the city, the rhythm of ambition, and the heartbeat of possibility. For me, New York City isn’t just a place — it’s an experience….
What Mental Health Month Means To Me
Every September, when Mental Health Awareness Month comes around, I pause to reflect on where I’ve been and how far I’ve come. For me, it’s not just a date on the calendar — it’s deeply personal. It’s a reminder of the darkest chapter of my life in 2013, when I nearly didn’t make it. Back…









