In-depth interviews with songwriters about their songwriting process. Nothing else. No talk of band drama, band names, or tour stories. Treating songwriters as writers, plain and simple. By Ben Opipari, English Lit Ph.D.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 163 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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"I allow myself to miss the guitar. And the guitar comes calling when I start to feel bored," says William Prince. A multiple JUNO award-winner, Prince is also a member of Peguis First Nation in Manitoba, Canada, writing often about his experience as... more
"It's important to separate my sense of self-worth from my creations. If I was so self-aware of my output, I don't think I'd be having fun," Melina Duterte, who goes by the performing name Jay Som, told me. She says that output is proportional to her... more
It's the return of Hayes Carll! I first interviewed him in 2013 and again in 2016. A recurring theme of those early interviews was Carll's admitted lack of discipline in the writing process. "I'm always looking for something else to do other than wri... more
"The decision has been made, and now it's time to f**k off," Mitch Rowland told me. To be clear, Rowland wasn't saying this to me; instead, it's Rowland ruthlessly killing his darlings in the editing process.
Rowland is a solo artist, but he's also... more
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Hey, just listened to the Mag Bay ep and loved it. One suggestion I would make is maybe providing a little less info about what other writers do / what studies you’ve read on process as you interview them and instead fully focus on finding out and asking what the guests do themselves.
My new favourite podcast!! I love the interviewer’s questions and wow what fantastic artists he interviews. Learning a lot as a musician and writer - thank you :)
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This podcast features in-depth interviews focused exclusively on the songwriting process, where songwriters of various backgrounds discuss their craft in detail. Each episode emphasizes the art of songwriting, delving into individual creative processes, the influences that shape their music, and the unique rituals and challenges they face. The emphasis is on understanding songwriters not just as performers but as literary creators, allowing listeners to gain insights into the nuanced art of writing songs across genres.
What sets this podcast apart is its laser focus on the mechanics of songwriting without straying into discussions about band dynamics, personal lives, or other distractions. This distinctive approach attracts listeners who a... more
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Recent guests on Songwriters on Process include:
1. Jay Som
2. Hayes Carll
3. Mitch Rowland
4. Paul Muldoon
5. Patrick Hetherington
6. Molly Tuttle
7. Scott McCaughey
8. Meg Duffy
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