Tal Wilkenfeld

Well, the last album I put out is pretty self-explanatory as to what that is.

Well, the last album I put out is pretty self-explanatory as to what that is.

There was, yeah. Some of it was storytelling and Some of it was real experience, and it's always like a combination of things. I serve the song. So sometimes you use your own life experience to tell a song, and sometimes you may watch a movie. and part of that script merges with your own experience, and that tells the right story for the point you're trying to make in the song.

There was, yeah. Some of it was storytelling and Some of it was real experience, and it's always like a combination of things. I serve the song. So sometimes you use your own life experience to tell a song, and sometimes you may watch a movie. and part of that script merges with your own experience, and that tells the right story for the point you're trying to make in the song.

There was, yeah. Some of it was storytelling and Some of it was real experience, and it's always like a combination of things. I serve the song. So sometimes you use your own life experience to tell a song, and sometimes you may watch a movie. and part of that script merges with your own experience, and that tells the right story for the point you're trying to make in the song.

So it varies from song to song in terms of what a biographical it is.

So it varies from song to song in terms of what a biographical it is.

So it varies from song to song in terms of what a biographical it is.

My favorite love songs are the ones where you're not sure it's about romantic love or love of God or love of life or just pure love. I was thinking George Harrison writes songs like that, like What Is Life? Or like Bob Dylan's song that George Harrison covered, If Not For You.

My favorite love songs are the ones where you're not sure it's about romantic love or love of God or love of life or just pure love. I was thinking George Harrison writes songs like that, like What Is Life? Or like Bob Dylan's song that George Harrison covered, If Not For You.

My favorite love songs are the ones where you're not sure it's about romantic love or love of God or love of life or just pure love. I was thinking George Harrison writes songs like that, like What Is Life? Or like Bob Dylan's song that George Harrison covered, If Not For You.

Right, right. That's kind of like where, well, what I'm experiencing now. And so who knows what will end up coming out.

Right, right. That's kind of like where, well, what I'm experiencing now. And so who knows what will end up coming out.

Right, right. That's kind of like where, well, what I'm experiencing now. And so who knows what will end up coming out.

Yeah, I've been writing. A little bit? I don't have an intention of putting something out in any particular time frame, but I'm just writing and letting things flow. There's a bunch of Leonard Cohen songs, too, where you're like, there's so many ways to interpret this song, and there's so many ways... I just love songs that aren't so specifically about one thing.

Yeah, I've been writing. A little bit? I don't have an intention of putting something out in any particular time frame, but I'm just writing and letting things flow. There's a bunch of Leonard Cohen songs, too, where you're like, there's so many ways to interpret this song, and there's so many ways... I just love songs that aren't so specifically about one thing.

Yeah, I've been writing. A little bit? I don't have an intention of putting something out in any particular time frame, but I'm just writing and letting things flow. There's a bunch of Leonard Cohen songs, too, where you're like, there's so many ways to interpret this song, and there's so many ways... I just love songs that aren't so specifically about one thing.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.