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Songwriting Has No Rules
by Phoenix Lazare
Singer/songwriter and Berklee College of Music alumni Phöenix Lazare dives deep into discussing the relationship between a writer and their craft in her solo podcast, Songwriting Has No Rules. In an interview style, Phöenix converses with professional musicians and friends to uncover the intricate details of inspiration, process and passion.
Episodes
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Episode 13: Noah Levine | Listen to More Music
Songwriter, artist, producer and multi-instrumentalist Noah Levine's life changed when Noah Kahan asked him to join his band and come on tour as lead guitarist. He talks about the process of co-writing the hit single "Dial Drunk" and what it's like to see audiences around the world connect to the...
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Episode 12: Salome Cullen | Ask Good Questions
18 year-old rising country artist Salome Cullen opens up about his deep love for old fashioned, meaningful songwriting and how it influences his process. He shares the moments of realization that led to taking his career in music seriously, and the focus he brings to his craft.
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Episode 11: Isabel Pless | Keep Writing, It's Gonna be Fine
Nashville-based confessional singer/songwriter Isabel Pless talks about how blowing up on TikTok in college changed her career path entirely. She discusses her songwriting process, and how sharing music online helps both audiences and artists feel seen and validated.
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Episode 10: Robinson Kirby | Your Imperfections Are Beautiful
Toronto-based singer/songwriter duo Robinson Kirby discuss their journey as artist-writers independently and together. Luke Robinson and Madelyn Kirby reflect on the writing and recording process for their new EP "Where Are You Now," and speak honestly about both the challenging and beautiful…
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Episode 9: Eva Cassel | Don't Let Fear Hold You Back
California-raised, Nashville-based singer/songwriter & punk rock poet Eva Cassel reflects on her growth as an artist and educator. She expresses how writing helps her to process emotions slowly, and being open to trying new things has led her to become the artist that she is today.
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Episode 8: Dylan Dunlap | If It Doesn't Get Better, You Will
Los Angeles-based singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer and mental health advocate Dylan Dunlap speaks about holding himself accountable in his music and finding balance. He reflects on an integral part of the songwriting process: to be vulnerable and open enough to receive songs as...
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Episode 7: Bryce Drew | Find Your People
Miami-raised, Los Angeles-based pop singer/songwriter Bryce Drew talks about soul-searching and approaching music from the perspective of a storyteller. She reflects on the journey that brought her to study songwriting at Belmont University and eventually land in LA, pursuing a career as an artist.
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Episode 6: Darryl Rahn | Colour Outside the Lines
Brooklyn-based singer/songwriter & multi-instrumentalist Darryl Rahn reflects on his recent appearance on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, the overwhelming pressure to finish every song, a desire to change the vocabulary around "writer's block," and more.
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Episode 5: Abby Holliday | Trust Your Gut
Nashville indie alternative artist Abby Holliday discusses her transition from being an instrumentalist to full-time singer/songwriter, navigating self-doubt and learning to lean into what feels right.
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Episode 4: Bonnie Hayes | Get Out of Your Own Way
Songwriter and music educator Bonnie Hayes reflects on her years as Chair of the Songwriting Department at Berklee College of Music, how being a professor has influenced her perspective, and the heyday of 80's punk rock.
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Episode 3: Chris Ho | It's Not All About You
Vancouver indie-folk singer/songwriter Chris Ho talks about his spiritual connection to songwriting, "the Wonderwall years," and writing what you need to hear.
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Episode 2: Trevor Larkin | Eat a Cheeseburger, Be a Person
Guitar player & singer/songwriter Trevor Larkin walks us through process of recording his new album "Let Tears Be Diamonds," and reflects on his experience collaborating and touring with Allen Stone, finding new ways to be creative, and more.
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Episode 1: Hownd | Worry Less, Write More
Soulful guitar player, songwriter & illustrator Hownd discusses his creative journey as a collaborator and solo artist throughout the years.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Singer/songwriter and Berklee College of Music alumni Phöenix Lazare dives deep into discussing the relationship between a writer and their craft in her solo podcast, Songwriting Has No Rules. In an interview style, Phöenix converses with professional musicians and friends to uncover the intricate details of inspiration, process and passion.
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Singer/songwriter and Berklee College of Music alumni Phöenix Lazare dives deep into discussing the relationship between a writer and their craft in her solo podcast, Songwriting Has No Rules. In an interview style, Phöenix converses with professional musicians and friends to uncover the intricate...
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