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LIZZY MCALPINE - QUESTIONS WANTED! (Patreon)

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2024-10-21 13:23:34
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We're recording an episode with Lizzy this Wednesday whilst she's over in the UK, if you want to ask her any questions about how she makes her music fire away below!

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Knowlton Bourne

Older is such a different vibe than the previous record. What sparked the change in sonic direction?

Valentine Music

Hi Lizzy - first of all, congratulations on your amazing new album. Seeing you play it live was a great experience. My question for you is: with many of your songs using very complex harmony and chord structures at times, do you attribute that to your time at Berklee or have you always been interested in non-standard chords? Thank you so much!

Lucas Cameron

Hey Lizzie, loved your show in Amsterdam! (The small one too) I was wondering about your approach to songwriting and if it has changed over the years, considering this album sounds different from your older ones

ilyasa

Hi Lizzy! me and my sister are such big fans. We were wondering about your process of creating the melodies for your songs as they are always so beautiful and impactful. We were also wondering if you are interested in self producing an album in the future. Thank you!

William Card

Hi Lizzy! i loved your live show for the new record (i was at a radio city this last year in nyc). I’m wondering if you could speak to the process of how you “reimagined” your old work in the sonic context of the new band. You’ve mentioned how those songs feel like a lifetime ago, but I wonder how you felt re-approaching them? Did the band assist in anyway (bringing new ideas, arrangements etc)? (Doomsday was my favorite from that show! The pedalsteel was so pretty!)

Nghtfall

I know Lizzie got her start recording herself doing very raw performances on TikTok, so I'm curious what her approach to content was like at the beginning of her career and what her advice to artists in a similar position is

마링

Hi Lizzy. I’m a fan from Korea who loves your songs, and I’m majoring in music. When other music feels like noise, your songs bring me peace. They provide emotional stability and make me feel as if I'm in a different space, almost like a remedy. I’m truly grateful for that. It’s great that I can ask you this! It seems that in Korea, collaborations like the one between Philip and you are not very common. Can I ask if Philip receives a production fee for your work together, or do you share a portion of the album's profits like royalties? I would love to meet a producer who can help me create my music joyfully, just like Philip.

Josh

hi lizzie what are your techniques for finding a vibe or cohesive sound that expands across an album. is it an emotion that is present in that season of your life or is it more or less general inspiration. also what are your vocal processing techniques!!

Matt L

Awesome! When can we expect this episode to release?

Devang Joshi

- How do you use the Baritone guitar in your productions? What is the intent? - Approach to Melody writing?

Tim Adam-Smith

We've recorded this episode now mate but hope you like it!