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Indiescribable - A Song Lyric Podcast

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by Ludvig Alm

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Welcome to a conversation about the poetry in music - the lyrics. We're here to give you deep insight into your favourite lyricists. Their inspirations, their techniques and what their songs really mean. We want to converse, reflect and inspire. Get under the hood of the person who wrote that one line that you've got tattooed on your forearm. We'll talk about that moment when that line came to be, and the process under which it was born. More large scale, we also aim to figure out, as we go through episodes, what the place of a song lyric is in the world. Why are they so impactful?

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Recent Episodes

June 20, 2021

Ep. 2 - The Anchoress: The Art of Writing About Loss

“It’s there when it sounds as if it’s always existed” - Catherine Anne Davies // We speak with The Anchoress about her latest album The Art of Losing, which is a deeply personal album tackling various themes around loss. Catherine experienced a lot of loss during the writing of the album, which led to tackling the subject matter head on in her lyrics. So we talk about how it is to write and live with lyrics that personal, and how she doesn't consider the lyrics in any way cathartic, as much as just a way to put her feelings down on paper. We also talk about her very deliberate writing process and how her background in English literature studies probably implicitly informs the way she writes, but how she doesn't take any direct inspiration from the world of literature or poetry when it comes to music and lyrics. Catherine has her own podcast called The Art of Losing, which deals with the topic of loss from a wider perspective than just lyrically. Have a listen to that as well!

May 23, 2021

Ep. 1 - Radical Face: Fitting Lyrics to Narrative

"There are so many lines I like the look of but hate the sound of." // Ben Cooper (Radical Face) discusses his songwriting style with us, and deep-dives into the meaning behind some of his better known songs. We get an insight into his overall songwriting process; how he writes, rewrites and re-rewrites to get the perfect lyrics, but also the specific challenges he sets himself for each album, how constraints help him write better and how he puts narrative before the actual words on the page. Not surprising, for someone who wrote a concept spanning 3 albums (plus bonus content)!

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What is Indiescribable - A Song Lyric Podcast?: Welcome to a conversation about the poetry in music - the lyrics. We're here to give you deep insight into your favourite lyricists. Their inspirations, their techniques and what their songs really mean.

We want to converse, reflect and inspire. Get under the hood of the person who wrote that one line that you've got tattooed on your forearm. We'll talk about that moment when that line came to be, and the process under which it was born.

More large scale, we also aim to figure out, as we go through episodes, what the place of a song lyric is in the world. Why are they so impactful?
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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