Behind the Song: The Sound Of
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Well hello everybody and welcome to Behind the Song. I'm Jan Orton. I'm here with my Longtime cohort, sidekick, co-host, producer, uh fellow podcaster Sarah Burke. Uh, she's coming to you from some place beautiful in Ontario, and I'm also in some place beautiful. In southern Alberta, we are going to be talking today about the sound of That's the song that we've chosen. We do like to hear from you guys and this is the voice note that prompted us to out of the hundreds of songs that I've recorded to choose this one. And and talk about it today.
My name is Angelique Herregers. I am from Greenwood, Nova Scotia. I wondered if you could do a behind the song episode for the sound of it. Um quite interested in hearing what the story behind it is, what your thought process was in writing it. Uh what the atmosphere was like when you wrote that particular song. The sound of is actually one of my favorite Jan Arden songs. Amongst my friends and family I'm known to be a bit of a singer. Uh The Sand of is actually one of my favorite songs to sing. I sing it around my house quite often. On your March 27th podcast, I was your wedding singer auditioner. Oh the sound of the
the went through my heart makes me glad for all the ones I never know my name.
Uh anyway, I hope that everyone has a great rest of your week. And Jan, if any of your backup singers ever callin sick for one of your shows, I am your gal. I am available. So everybody Have a great podcast. Totally do. Thank you so much.
I do. I remember this very, very distinctly. And um yeah, you you have gr a great voice. I I remember that. We were all sitting there going, hmm, that's that's almost too good. We we shouldn't even be playing this. You know, we don't we don't need more Really great singers on the scene. Do you know what I'm saying?
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–9:07
2
What listener voicenote inspired the episode and how was the song introduced?
9:07–10:08
3
How did Jan write and compose “The Sound Of” – the songwriting process and first chords?
10:08–20:17
4
What are the lyrical themes of the song – one‑night stands, solitude and empowerment?
20:17–26:36