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- George Ezra & Friends
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- audio
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- Interview,
- Music,
- Society & Culture
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- Music,
- Society & Culture
Had it not been for the introduction of podcasts into my life, my second album could well have been ready six months sooner. Who knows, maybe even seven. The world of podcasts has been an extremely welcome and comforting distraction from reality. Listening to interesting people talk to other interesting people about interesting things. New ideas, old ideas, thinkers and dreamers.
A lot of the shows I enjoy are comedians talking to other comedians, candid accounts of their experiences in the industry they work in. I find them inspiring and often relieving. To hear entertainers, talk so openly about the highs and the lows of performance feels like something that hasn’t really happened before and, personally, as a performer, it’s something that really helps me.
I began looking for musical equivalents: honest, long form conversations between two musicians, the unquestionable highs of creating and performing, alongside honesty regarding things they have struggled with along the way. At the time of digging, nothing jumped out at me. I sat on the idea for some time before finally plucking up the courage to try and do it myself and went out and purchased the gear necessary for me to travel and record at the drop of a hat.
So far it has been better than I could have ever imagined. I travel to my guests wherever they may be and it is just the two of us in the room. After the initial ten minutes of chat we both loosen up and start to share stories and experiences from our time on the road.
What started as a labour of love and somewhat of a passion project is shaping up to be one of the best and fulfilling projects I’ve ever been a part of. I hope you find it as interesting and fun to listen to, as it was to make.
A lot of the shows I enjoy are comedians talking to other comedians, candid accounts of their experiences in the industry they work in. I find them inspiring and often relieving. To hear entertainers, talk so openly about the highs and the lows of performance feels like something that hasn’t really happened before and, personally, as a performer, it’s something that really helps me.
I began looking for musical equivalents: honest, long form conversations between two musicians, the unquestionable highs of creating and performing, alongside honesty regarding things they have struggled with along the way. At the time of digging, nothing jumped out at me. I sat on the idea for some time before finally plucking up the courage to try and do it myself and went out and purchased the gear necessary for me to travel and record at the drop of a hat.
So far it has been better than I could have ever imagined. I travel to my guests wherever they may be and it is just the two of us in the room. After the initial ten minutes of chat we both loosen up and start to share stories and experiences from our time on the road.
What started as a labour of love and somewhat of a passion project is shaping up to be one of the best and fulfilling projects I’ve ever been a part of. I hope you find it as interesting and fun to listen to, as it was to make.
- People |
- Country Of Origin |
- United Kingdom
- Produced In |
- United Kingdom
- Premiere Date |
- 2018-02-08
- Frequency |
- Weekly
- Explicit |
- No
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Submit ReviewDec 17 | 01:05:46
Special Compilation #3: Legendary Tales
Dec 10 | 00:58:25
Special Compilation #2: On Songwriting
Dec 03 | 01:02:05
Special Compilation #1: Starting Out
Apr 06 | 00:10:21
Introducing: Phone A Friend with George Ezra & Ollie MN
Jan 01 | 01:33:23
024. Shania Twain
Dec 24 | 01:35:04
023. Lewis Capaldi
Feb 11 | 01:25:23
022. Sir Tom Jones
Feb 04 | 01:01:06
021. Kurt Vile
Jan 28 | 01:03:55
020. Emily Eavis
Jan 21 | 00:52:14
019. Leif Vollebekk
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