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EPISODE · Jun 11, 2018 · 1H 23M

#6 Douglas Dare

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This episode delves into the mind of a much loved singer songwriter, Douglas Dare. A key artist on the Erased Tapes label. If you’re a songwriter or interested in learning how one of these song driven creatures think then hit the play thingy, don’t waste any time because it’s a bit of an epic episode (but hopefully a good companion for your daily commute). Douglas let’s us in on his composition process and explains a variety of themes and inspirations behind his past, present and future music. Including George Orwell’s 1984, Black Mirror, queer culture, storytelling through songs and using unfamiliar instruments for writing inspiration. We also talk about the great artists he shares a label with, the music he is currently working on, we attempt to discuss pop culture and some Netflix documentary favourites. Around the 50 minute mark we move on to the second part of excuse the mess, where I write a new piece with the guest using their instrument, so in Douglas’ case, his extraordinary voice. We start with a blank slate and you’ll follow us as we create a track together bit-by-bit, hearing the finished thing at the end. It was really amazing to collaborate with Douglas, I learned loads from him and his approach to music making and I’m sure you will too!Enjoy the podcast and don’t forget to subscribe/review if you double enjoyed it.Thanks for listening!(Hosted by Ben Corrigan)Get in touchemail: [email protected] ~links~Douglas’ website: www.aforger.comTwitter Instagram FacebookAforger on SpotifyWhelm on Spotifywww.etmpodcast.comDarling Music VideoCandy Darling On Her Death Bed (photo that inspired 'Darling')Patti Smith: Advice to the YoungDouglas on Strrr.tv Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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This episode delves into the mind of a much loved singer songwriter, Douglas Dare. A key artist on the Erased Tapes label. If you’re a songwriter or interested in learning how one of these song driven creatures think then hit the play thingy, don’t waste any time because it’s a bit of an epic episode (but hopefully a good companion for your daily commute). Douglas let’s us in on his composition process and explains a variety of themes and inspirations behind his past, present and future music. Including George Orwell’s 1984, Black Mirror, queer culture, storytelling through songs and using unfamiliar instruments for writing inspiration. We also talk about the great artists he shares a label with, the music he is currently working on, we attempt to discuss pop culture and some Netflix documentary favourites. Around the 50 minute mark we move on to the second part of excuse the mess, where I write a new piece with the guest using their instrument, so in Douglas’ case, his extraordinary voice. We start with a blank slate and you’ll follow us as we create a track together bit-by-bit, hearing the finished thing at the end. It was really amazing to collaborate with Douglas, I learned loads from him and his approach to music making and I’m sure you will too!Enjoy the podcast and don’t forget to subscribe/review if you double enjoyed it.Thanks for listening!(Hosted by Ben Corrigan)Get in touchemail: [email protected] ~links~Douglas’ website: www.aforger.comTwitter Instagram FacebookAforger on SpotifyWhelm on Spotifywww.etmpodcast.comDarling Music VideoCandy Darling On Her Death Bed (photo that inspired 'Darling')Patti Smith: Advice to the YoungDouglas on Strrr.tv Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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