Welcome to Episode 29 of LifeRhythms Radio!
In this episode, Robert interviews Eden Iris. They discuss the powerful and relevant topic of “The Creative Process of Songwriting” – something that many of you will find quite inspiring, engaging and informative.
About Eden:
Eden is an award-winning artist from Auckland, New Zealand, Eden Iris has been described as "a writer working in a new space”. Her biggest influences include songwriters Stevie Nicks and Tori Amos. After moving to Los Angeles to explore a bigger musical landscape, she ironically teamed up with fellow Kiwi artist Jess Harlen, who co-produced all the songs on her new EP “Demons” (except for “22” produced by Bruce Lynch). Eden recorded and performed nearly all of the instruments on the EP herself at her home studio, including guitar, banjo, auto-harp, and piano. Her unique voice combines confessional-style lyrics with pop sensibility, exploring themes of innocence, temptation, and depression. Three of the songs on the EP were loosely inspired by characters from HBO’s Game of Thrones series, while other songs were inspired by more personal demons. The Demons EP has been described as “soul stirring, beautifully arranged and poignantly observed…” (Mike Alexander, Sunday Star Times).
Also in this episode, you will hear music from Eden's EP titled “Dark Sunday Dream”, as well as her inspiration for choosing it. Lastly, please be in touch with Eden after listening and tell her that you heard her interview on LifeRhythms Radio. She has an incredible offering that is exclusive to LifeRhythms Radio listeners (yes! That’s right. You!!). Indeed, you will be very happy that you reached out to her and accepted her offer!
For more information about LifeRhythms Radio, Eden Iris and Robert Alexander, please contact Robert directly at liferhythmsradioshow@gmail.com. Also visit: www.liferhythms.us, or call / text Robert directly at 805-699-5298. He's looking forward to connecting with you!
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