Stripping a Track Down Is Where Beauty Is Born | Denver
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0:00A: And it gets to be so much cooler than that. And when you start breaking down the philosophy behind this, it gets to be really fucking exciting. So that’s what this is really about.
0:08B: That’s awesome.
0:09A: It’s hitting that, that fucking energy. It’s like pulling everything away so you can land on what resonates the hardest with you. Like, for instance, yesterday when you were playing your first track we really liked, you know, I wanted to strip a lot away and make it a fucking house track so bad. And you should totally have an iteration on that. Plug it into Suno AI. I don’t give a fuck. I don’t care. But, uh, but, but like you had, like, you know, we as artists, you know, that I work with, they have a tendency, you know, so many of them have a tendency to want to, you know, they relate to other sounds, they want to stack and add on to elements, you know. And it’s so much about stripping it away. Like, what do you have when you take these pieces away? Do you still have something? Yeah. And that’s where beauty is born.
0:49B: That’s interesting, bro.
0:50A: Dude. And that’s what I
