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Words: Loren • October 11, 2014

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T (Vegas)

SPB: How do you vary your songwriting approach between your different projects?

T: Most of the songs I've written blast through wounds and articulate a sense of longing and loss. I tend to become obsessed with a theme and it haunts me for years until eventually it is penned down. I do not believe in the "kiss of the muse" -- writing is work, pleasurable work. Generally, I need something to hang a song on: a presence and form. Women tend to be an endless source of inspiration for me in that regard.

Loren • October 11, 2014

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