Stephen Chen of New York’s San Fermin and Behaviorist opens up about trying to write catchy pop melodies with subtle harmonic and rhythmic complexity.
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Gang Gang Dance’s Brian DeGraw Says the Band’s Music Is a Book Without a Title
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Childish Japes on Making Art to Music and Making Music to Artwork
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Taiwan’s Sunset Rollercoaster on Taking Inspirational Scooter Rides
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L’Rain on Making ‘Not Jazz’ and Being in a ‘Dead Marriage’ with Music
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The Cradle’s Paco Cathcart on Making ‘Momentous Music’
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Mexico’s New Wave: 10 Artists Poised to Break Out this Year
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How to Use 7th Chords in Indie Pop Music
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Ora Cogan on Why She’s the Luckiest Weirdo in the World
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Jaime Fennelly of Mind Over Mirrors on Approaching Art Practice as Environment
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