Eddington Again

Lost And Sound

Alt R&B sonic sculptor Eddington Again and I shared stories of our creative voyages—one leading to the bustling streets of Berlin, and the other to the quiet solitude of a writing nook. In our latest episode, the songwriter, singer and composer delves into their artistic metamorphosis, charting a course from their West Coast beginnings to the introspective melodies of their debut album "Naomi 9." Our conversation taps into how physical spaces, from sun-kissed coasts to the brooding German capital, leave an indelible mark on artistic expression.
There's an unspoken language in the meticulous composition of music, much like the careful curation of a living space. This episode peels back the layers of Eddington Again‘s songwriting craft, where each note is placed with intention, telling its own story. We wax poetic about the pressures of industry demands and the constant pursuit of output, celebrating the purest form of expression that emerges despite, or perhaps because of, these challenges. It's a dialogue that honors the intricate dance of creating art that resonates with the soul of listeners.
Finally, we bridge the gap between solitude and the rich tapestry of collaboration. Reflecting on the transition from pen to keyboard, and how our individual journeys through isolation can unexpectedly fuel the creative flames. Eddington Again opens up about the dynamics of working solo versus in harmony with others, and the search for those rare collaborators who share the same fervor for music.
Eddington Again‘s album Naomi9 is out now on !K7 Records here
Presented and produced by Paul Hanford

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1. Eddington Again (00:00:00)

2. Eddington Interview - Music and Creativity (00:00:01)

3. Creative Process and Industry Pressure (00:13:20)

4. Creativity, Solitude, and Collaboration in Music (00:27:53)

5. Music and Audio Interview With Eddington Again (00:35:07)