Kate Hudson

Like, I was all over the place.

I love music.

You know, Pointer Sisters was a big one for me when I was little.

Who were you rewriting?

Everybody.

Not because I wanted to rewrite their music because ever.

It was because I wanted to understand how to write music.

Yeah.

I was like, oh, phrasing is such an amazing thing to hear.

And you hear all these great artists.

And what's always separated sort of the great folk writers or singer-songwriters is

was their love of lyrics.

So like Nebraska, which I love.

It's fun to have seen that movie this year, but Nebraska was such a great album because it's so lyrically heavy.

Bruce loves his lyrics, and I love...

writers that love lyrics.

And so Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Bruce Springsteen, Taylor Swift, like very lyric-driven artists, storytellers, that's a very different kind of writing than pop music or R&B, you know.

So I get into it.

And so I would just sit and I'd sit in my room and I'd

rewrite lyrics to understand what like a pop hook, like a lyrical hook looks like.