Maggie Rogers
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Podcast Appearances
I think at its core, music has always been the most sacred and most spiritual thing that I've ever been a part of.
I think at its core, music has always been the most sacred and most spiritual thing that I've ever been a part of.
I think at its core, music has always been the most sacred and most spiritual thing that I've ever been a part of.
Cruising on the bridge in your great Cadillac, yeah, they get seasick. Walking on the water like they're stepping stones, but every little thing's up for taking. Oh, it makes me want to sing, my heart's breaking. Oh.
Cruising on the bridge in your great Cadillac, yeah, they get seasick. Walking on the water like they're stepping stones, but every little thing's up for taking. Oh, it makes me want to sing, my heart's breaking. Oh.
Cruising on the bridge in your great Cadillac, yeah, they get seasick. Walking on the water like they're stepping stones, but every little thing's up for taking. Oh, it makes me want to sing, my heart's breaking. Oh.
Massively so. I mean, I think in being able to sort of inhabit a character, I was able to weave this tapestry of all of these different memories throughout really my 20s. I just turned 30. And I was sort of able to tell maybe even a more real version of the truth in telling fiction. Over the course of writing this record, this character who's like a...
Massively so. I mean, I think in being able to sort of inhabit a character, I was able to weave this tapestry of all of these different memories throughout really my 20s. I just turned 30. And I was sort of able to tell maybe even a more real version of the truth in telling fiction. Over the course of writing this record, this character who's like a...
Massively so. I mean, I think in being able to sort of inhabit a character, I was able to weave this tapestry of all of these different memories throughout really my 20s. I just turned 30. And I was sort of able to tell maybe even a more real version of the truth in telling fiction. Over the course of writing this record, this character who's like a...
25-ish year old girl who's leaving home and sort of going on this road trip through the American Southwest kind of appeared in my mind. And I was able to write the songs in sequence. The album is sequenced in the order that I wrote the songs in.
25-ish year old girl who's leaving home and sort of going on this road trip through the American Southwest kind of appeared in my mind. And I was able to write the songs in sequence. The album is sequenced in the order that I wrote the songs in.
25-ish year old girl who's leaving home and sort of going on this road trip through the American Southwest kind of appeared in my mind. And I was able to write the songs in sequence. The album is sequenced in the order that I wrote the songs in.
And I was sort of writing them like scenes in a movie, you know, that takes place over like 36 hours and has a very like Thelma and Louise-esque ride to it. And yeah, and it was just helpful structure.
And I was sort of writing them like scenes in a movie, you know, that takes place over like 36 hours and has a very like Thelma and Louise-esque ride to it. And yeah, and it was just helpful structure.
And I was sort of writing them like scenes in a movie, you know, that takes place over like 36 hours and has a very like Thelma and Louise-esque ride to it. And yeah, and it was just helpful structure.
They're definitely woven through. I have no problem revealing, you know, because I mean, yeah, I've been doing that for a long time. I'm also just sort of like professionally vulnerable and just naturally very comfortable with that. But I think it's the feelings in all of these songs are very real.
They're definitely woven through. I have no problem revealing, you know, because I mean, yeah, I've been doing that for a long time. I'm also just sort of like professionally vulnerable and just naturally very comfortable with that. But I think it's the feelings in all of these songs are very real.