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John catches up with producer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Jack Antonoff of Bleachers to discuss how he wrote, recorded, and produced the band’s latest album ‘Bleachers’.

Having grown up performing, song writing, and producing bands throughout his teenage years, Jack first saw mainstream success as part of the band Fun, and their global hit track ‘We Are Young’. Since then, he has gone on to co-write and produce records for some of the biggest artists of the past decade, including Lorde, Lana Del Rey, The 1975, and Taylor Swift. Among his numerous awards and accolades, he was named Producer of the Year at the Grammys for three consecutive years.

Throughout the conversation Jack discusses his song writing process, from stories of the studio magic that occurs when picking up random instruments, to the unusual mixing and panning techniques he uses to help make parts feel big (rather than actually being big).

Tracks discussed: Call Me After Midnight, Jesus Is Dead, We’re Going To Know Each Other Forever

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Lauren Bauer

So excited to watch ! Best day.

Pablo S

Awesome! Thank you!

Nyx Garcia

I've been so excited for this!!! Can't wait to watch!!

Paul Parncutt

Jack’s production videos are my drug, so thank you!

Corey Culp

Wonderful. I can’t wait to dive into this.

Paul Parncutt

That was great, thanks. Love to discover all of the magic that gets hidden in the margins - had no idea half of the stuff was lurking in those tracks. Also something very producer like just watching Jack putting away the gear at the end there lol. Best £5 I’ve spent in a long long time, so thanks again :)

Stan

Brilliant episode. Im usually skeptical about Patreon subscriptions but this one was well worth it. When are we getting the gear list? Thanks for all the brilliant work!

Stan

Also in terms of inspirations, where do you find them? Is it always music or do you also find it in art, film, books and other forms of media.

Tyler Trumbull

Man, never thought I’d see my favourite band (propagandhi) mentioned here.

Moondog

This episode plus the St. Vincent one were the reasons I subscribed too.

Daniel Ross

A great sharing of his process, and really useful insights, thank you!

MONKYMATIK

great source of inspiration, helps maintain motivation in my project. greetings from colombia 🇨🇴

WasabiNoise

Amazing episode! Very inspiring!