“At first, I was worried that my mental capacity wouldn’t be able to handle it. After all, there’s a lot to think about, how to guide the singer into the spirit of the song, how to teach them to convey its mood…”
Fortunately, as time passed, he gradually adapted to the work rhythm.
He also spent three days recording one song to make sure he could keep up physically.
“I would ask for breaks in between. The singer needs it, I need it too. We’d take a short five-minute rest before continuing,” explained the songwriter.
“There’s a rumour in the industry that I’m a very fierce producer. That’s not true, I’m actually kind and approachable, not as scary as people say. We always take breaks, we’re not robots,” he quipped.
