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EPISODE · Apr 6, 2026 · 32 MIN

Why are we artists? (with 7000apart)

from Art is Alive · host Zeventine

Why are we creators? Why do we care enough to keep on shooting for the stars? These are some the questions that the Swedish-American pop duo 7000apart bring to the table with their new album ''Why Do We Do What We Do?'' releasing tomorrow.Recorded last week, 7000apart (consisting of Amelie Eiding from Stockholm and Jon Kresin from Green Bay, Wisconsin) give us an exclusive overview on the album process, exploring new sounds. We also talk about the times when things were tough and the choice they had between following their dreams or giving up was a reality.We also mention email etiquette, sexist head ache medications from the 50s and booking US tours as independent artists. All that and more in today’s Art is Alive.Ni har väl inte missat att jag har lanserat en streamingtjänst för podden!? Hos ArtIsAlive+ hittar ni de bästa avsnitten från podden, exklusiva miniavsnitt med kändisar, samt intervjuer där vi premiärspelar artisternas musik. Och allt detta är gratis att lyssna på på min hemsida. Lyssna här på ArtIsAlive+!Check us out online:7000apart on Instagram, Facebook, Spotify, TikTok, Threads, YouTubeZeventine on Instagram, Facebook, Spotify, Snapchat, TikTok, Threads, YouTube

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