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EPISODE · May 1, 2026 · 1H 8M

My Music Episode 674 - Billy Sherwood Of Yes

from My Music · host Graham Coath

In this episode of My Music, Graham Coath sits down with Billy Sherwood of Yes to explore the band’s forthcoming album Aurora—a record that blends legacy, experimentation, and a continued commitment to pushing musical boundaries.From the strange silence of the pandemic years to the return of global touring, Billy reflects on the journey back to live music and the emotional connection between band and audience. The conversation moves deep into the creative process behind Aurora, revealing how ideas evolve—from loose sketches and spontaneous jams to fully realised compositions shaped through collaboration and instinct.Graham and Billy also explore what it really means to make “Yes music” in 2026—balancing the band’s rich history with a desire to stay curious and relevant. There’s insight into the album’s production, including immersive formats like Dolby Atmos, and how technology enhances rather than dictates the creative process.Along the way, Billy shares personal reflections on his lifelong relationship with Yes—from being a fan inspired by albums like Close to the Edge to carrying forward Chris Squire's legacy. It’s an honest, thoughtful look at creativity, influence, and what keeps a band moving forward after more than five decades.This is a conversation about music as craft, as feeling, and as something that continues to reveal itself over time—if you’re willing to listen closely enough.

In this episode of My Music, Graham Coath sits down with Billy Sherwood of Yes to explore the band’s forthcoming album Aurora—a record that blends legacy, experimentation, and a continued commitment to pushing musical boundaries.From the strange silence of the pandemic years to the return of global touring, Billy reflects on the journey back to live music and the emotional connection between band and audience. The conversation moves deep into the creative process behind Aurora, revealing how ideas evolve—from loose sketches and spontaneous jams to fully realised compositions shaped through collaboration and instinct.Graham and Billy also explore what it really means to make “Yes music” in 2026—balancing the band’s rich history with a desire to stay curious and relevant. There’s insight into the album’s production, including immersive formats like Dolby Atmos, and how technology enhances rather than dictates the creative process.Along the way, Billy shares personal reflections on his lifelong relationship with Yes—from being a fan inspired by albums like Close to the Edge to carrying forward Chris Squire's legacy. It’s an honest, thoughtful look at creativity, influence, and what keeps a band moving forward after more than five decades.This is a conversation about music as craft, as feeling, and as something that continues to reveal itself over time—if you’re willing to listen closely enough.

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