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Evan talks about influences and making good sonic decisions.

Jerome waxes about instruments, gigs, and staying open and curious.

Rémi talks about how he learned to produce and mix, and "liking the journey more than the destination."

Henry talks about failure being the greatest motivator, and having 150% love and passion for his art.

Eivind chats about projects, influences, and bringing music to its fullest potential.

Trevor waxes poetic about influences and technique, and imagines trying to have breakfast in a tree.

Lindsay chats about gear, her storied career, and how "false bravado" has helped in her success.

Scott talks about working hard and connecting with people.

Ryan talks about projects, gear, influences, and staying captivated by sound.

Jacob tells us about his work, inspirations, and why procrastination is a good thing.

Scott chats about influences and inspirations, and how he stays inspired as an artist.

Sai waxes about inspirations, projects, and how "we have to adapt to change but not compromise in sonic excellence."

Erick waxes about music, gear, and the importance of individuality.

Filip digs in about creating new music, reissuing old vinyl, and how "Music is technically not a good job but if you love it then with time it might become the best job ever."

Warren talks about his musical projects, and "trying to make honest music with intention."

Dan tells us about some music, his fave gear, and the importance of being respectful and having fun.

Michalis talks about some history, gear, and "complete dedication."

Joshua talks about influences, the music scenes he was part of, and how important it is to "protect the impulse that inspires you to make music."

Jon tells us about some of his work, and why he hangs out with creative, inventive and passionate people.

Nate talks about staying inspired, dealing with resonances, and having control issues.