Falling asleep on the job is usually not a good thing. But Emily Haines says that if you’re in Metric, it can be a great thing.
Matt Nathanson’s latest album Boston Accent was produced by Butch Walker. in this episode, they dissect why their creative relationship in the studio was so successful.
Kelsey Waldon finds the beginnings of spring and fall to especially conducive to songwriting. A good yellow legal pad helps as well.
Ready for some light summer reading? Taylor Goldsmith of Dawes isn't. He's currently reading Homer's The Iliad.
Kevin Morby’s writing process involves cheap pens, cheap paper, a good hardwood floor, and running shoes. Dental floss proves it.
Real Estate’s Martin Courtney is trying to make his songwriting process less “painstaking” by plowing through the initial stages and chipping away later. But he’s always got Strega Nona.
Laura Veirs find the best way to engage the muse is with a good side eye.
Erin Rae’s most effective songwriting process comes when things are glow-y and her phone is far, far away.
Will Sheff believes in writing every day, first thing in the morning. But he’s also a firm believer in loafing.