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John is joined by The Favors, a duo composed of producer/singer-songwriter FINNEAS and singer-songwriter Ashe, to discuss how they wrote and recorded the album ‘The Dream’. 

FINNEAS is a Grammy Award-winning producer best known for his longtime collaboration with his younger sister, Billie Eilish. As her primary producer, songwriter and touring partner, FINNEAS has played a key role in shaping her sound, earning 10 Grammy Awards along the way. Beyond his work with Eilish, Finneas has established himself as a rising alt-pop artist. Ashe began her career singing demos in Nashville before gaining widespread recognition with her viral single ‘Moral of the Story’. Since then, she has released several acclaimed EPs and three studio albums. Having previously collaborated on a number of projects, FINNEAS and Ashe decided to form The Favors. They released the album ‘The Dream’ on 19th September 2025.

In this episode, FINNEAS and Ashe sit down with John to discuss their techniques for producing vocals, the essential plug-ins they used to create the album’s sound, how ‘The Phantom of the Opera’ influenced their lyric-writing, why devoting time to drum production really matters and some simple yet very effective production tips!

Tracks discussed: The Little Mess You Made, David’s Brother, Moonshine

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WasabiNoise

Good one! I listened to the album a few times before the interview. I love how good it sounds despite its simplicity on the surface. As always very impressed by Finneas production skills.

Two-Finger Banjo with Matt Brown

I love how honest FINNEAS is about Andrew Watt’s input around using a click track and not forcing themselves to record directly to tape.

eubanorum

One of my favourite bands of the moment! such an interesting look on how they record vocals by sitting across from eachother to get the timing just right! They really are an absolutely amazing band!

Frank Ashworth

Finneas has always had a Toy Story warmth to his production style, and I feel like this album REALLY brings it out. Love it!