Savan Kotecha
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That'd be amazing. It is right here because I saved it for you.
So I was alone in the room and it was one of those moments. I don't mean to sound pretentious, but I just don't believe that anything is ours. You know, when it comes to creativity, I think it's all floating here. And I think some, I don't know why some people are given they're in the right mind space or open to grab one of those things.
So I was alone in the room and it was one of those moments. I don't mean to sound pretentious, but I just don't believe that anything is ours. You know, when it comes to creativity, I think it's all floating here. And I think some, I don't know why some people are given they're in the right mind space or open to grab one of those things.
So I was alone in the room and it was one of those moments. I don't mean to sound pretentious, but I just don't believe that anything is ours. You know, when it comes to creativity, I think it's all floating here. And I think some, I don't know why some people are given they're in the right mind space or open to grab one of those things.
And it was one of those moments where I was sort of alone in the studio room. I think everyone was eating lunch. And I had the title God is a Woman in my phone. And I wanted a song called God is a Woman to be written. I just thought that was a great concept. And I have two boys, and I thought that how amazing it would be if my children got to hear it.
And it was one of those moments where I was sort of alone in the studio room. I think everyone was eating lunch. And I had the title God is a Woman in my phone. And I wanted a song called God is a Woman to be written. I just thought that was a great concept. And I have two boys, and I thought that how amazing it would be if my children got to hear it.
And it was one of those moments where I was sort of alone in the studio room. I think everyone was eating lunch. And I had the title God is a Woman in my phone. And I wanted a song called God is a Woman to be written. I just thought that was a great concept. And I have two boys, and I thought that how amazing it would be if my children got to hear it.
I have two boys, and they get to hear a song called God is a Woman on the radio. That would be amazing. And all of a sudden, this came to me. And later on in the voice note you hear Rickard Goranson, who's an amazing guitar player, came into the room and I just put my hand out because he saw that I was doing something.
I have two boys, and they get to hear a song called God is a Woman on the radio. That would be amazing. And all of a sudden, this came to me. And later on in the voice note you hear Rickard Goranson, who's an amazing guitar player, came into the room and I just put my hand out because he saw that I was doing something.
I have two boys, and they get to hear a song called God is a Woman on the radio. That would be amazing. And all of a sudden, this came to me. And later on in the voice note you hear Rickard Goranson, who's an amazing guitar player, came into the room and I just put my hand out because he saw that I was doing something.
But what he did, which changed everyone, everything, was he grabbed the guitar and tried to find chords to what I was singing.
But what he did, which changed everyone, everything, was he grabbed the guitar and tried to find chords to what I was singing.
But what he did, which changed everyone, everything, was he grabbed the guitar and tried to find chords to what I was singing.
And it was so funny, right after the voiceover stopped, you hear Ilya run into the room, go, what was that? And it was one of those things where, We had that chorus. We tried another song. It didn't feel right. It just didn't feel right.
And it was so funny, right after the voiceover stopped, you hear Ilya run into the room, go, what was that? And it was one of those things where, We had that chorus. We tried another song. It didn't feel right. It just didn't feel right.
And it was so funny, right after the voiceover stopped, you hear Ilya run into the room, go, what was that? And it was one of those things where, We had that chorus. We tried another song. It didn't feel right. It just didn't feel right.
And you, again, when you, and this is, you know, during that time when I really realized like, oh, my trick is that like, oh, you got the, if you have that magic chorus, that's sacred. And if, if it, if it doesn't, whatever you write before that doesn't make a chorus feel great and you really love that chorus, then it's not right. Then you got to find the right thing.
And you, again, when you, and this is, you know, during that time when I really realized like, oh, my trick is that like, oh, you got the, if you have that magic chorus, that's sacred. And if, if it, if it doesn't, whatever you write before that doesn't make a chorus feel great and you really love that chorus, then it's not right. Then you got to find the right thing.
And you, again, when you, and this is, you know, during that time when I really realized like, oh, my trick is that like, oh, you got the, if you have that magic chorus, that's sacred. And if, if it, if it doesn't, whatever you write before that doesn't make a chorus feel great and you really love that chorus, then it's not right. Then you got to find the right thing.
And we couldn't find the right thing for that chorus. Ilya flipped the track on it and did this beat. And then I was thinking, okay, we're going to have, because there was a number of people that wanted to try it. And then I thought, let's just do it with a rapper. We'll find a rapper.