The "Three" with Passenger Princess

Summary

In this engaging conversation, the band Passenger Princess discusses their origins, musical influences, and the dynamics of their songwriting process. They share insights into their upcoming shows, favorite performances, and aspirations for the future, all while maintaining a light-hearted and humorous tone. The discussion also touches on local transit issues, the importance of music as therapy, and the unique experiences of performing live. In this engaging conversation, the hosts and guests explore various themes surrounding music, including the creative process, personal inspirations, the impact of location on musical careers, and the evolving state of the music industry. They discuss the importance of social media for artists today, the significance of live performances, and the nostalgic debate between the musical eras of the 80s and 90s. The conversation is filled with humor, personal anecdotes, and insights into the challenges and joys of being a musician.

Takeaways

The band originated from a restaurant where members met and jammed together.

They emphasize the importance of not limiting themselves to a specific genre.

Upcoming shows include a unique emo night experience.

Their favorite performances often take place in intimate settings.

Songwriting involves collaboration and refining half-formed ideas into complete songs.

Each member contributes uniquely to the creative process.

Music serves as a therapeutic outlet for the band members.

They aspire to tour and play in various venues around the world.

The band values the connection between their music and personal experiences.

They aim to continue producing music and performing live in the future. Creativity often stems from personal experiences and voices.

Musicians can feel jealousy towards others' songwriting abilities.

Location can significantly impact a musician's career opportunities.

The internet allows for unexpected global reach and audience discovery.

Taking music seriously often begins with the first performance.

Balancing local shows with broader opportunities is essential for growth.

Social media presence is now a requirement for artists.

The music industry can be exploitative, prioritizing profit over artist well-being.

The 80s and 90s each have unique musical contributions that resonate differently with listeners.

Musicians should focus on their passion for music rather than financial gain.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the Crew

03:03 Origins of the Band

04:05 Public Transport Woes

05:49 Musical Influences

08:55 Upcoming Shows and Events

12:56 Memorable Performances

16:17 The Name Game

17:24 Dream Venues

19:24 Desert Island Albums

20:58 Musical Aesthetics and Personal Favorites

22:18 Exploring Personal Favorites in Music

23:45 The Catharsis of Music and Feminine Rage

25:46 Creative Contributions and Self-Criticism

26:55 Musical Aspirations and Future Goals

28:00 The Impact of Location on Musical Careers

37:57 Navigating the Local Music Scene

41:27 Unexpected Recognition and Global Reach

42:06 Exploring Band Dynamics and Local Scene

45:05 Taking Music Seriously: A Journey of Passion

48:03 The Evolution of Music Industry and Social Media

50:03 The Grammy Debate: Genre and Recognition

57:07 Decades of Music: 80s vs 90s Showdown

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