Julian Casablancas of The Strokes and The Voidz
<p>In this episode, Scott sits down with rock icon Julian Casablancas. They dive into Julian's musical journey, from fronting The Strokes to his groundbreaking work with The Voidz. Julian shares stories about the new Voidz album, 'Like All Before You,' and its creative process, including making the music video for "Prophecy of the Dragon." He also opens up about the songwriting approach for the new album, giving fans a glimpse into his creative process. Julian also reflects on his earliest musical influences, including Lou Reed and Bob Marley. Throughout the conversation, he offers behind-the-scenes insights into his collaborations with Rick Rubin and Daft Punk, and also shares one of his dream collaborators. The episode closes with his top 5 movies and top 5 new artists. Tune in for an exciting and revealing conversation with one of the most influential voices in modern rock music!</p><p> </p><p><strong>CREDITS</strong> (Instagram handles) </p><p>Host @ScottLipps </p><p>Edited by @toastycakes </p><p>Music by @Robby_hoff </p><p>Recorded at Melrose Podcasts NY</p><p> </p><p>04:15 – Approaching others in public </p><p>05:50 – New Voidz record </p><p>08:30 – Meeting Alex </p><p>10:35 – Influences on new album</p><p>12:00 – David Lee Roth </p><p>13:00 – 2 Dollar Bill performance </p><p>15:22 – Making the record </p><p>18:00 – Rick Rubin’s process </p><p>21:00 – Writing Voidz songs </p><p>22:10 – Making of “Prophecy of the Dragon” </p><p>26:35 – “Prophecy of the Dragon” music video </p><p>30:00 – Writing songs for Strokes vs Voidz </p><p>31:23 – Halloween-themed show </p><p>32:38 – Fashion </p><p>34:45 – Early influences </p><p>37:31 – Lou Reed and Bob Marley </p><p>38:32 – Early aspirations </p><p>44:30 – Aliens </p><p>46:38 – Daft Punk’s “Instant Crush” </p><p>48:30 – Dream collaboration </p><p>49:15 – Cult Records </p><p>49:53 – Being an indie artist now </p><p>51:24 – Top 5 new artists </p><p>54:44 – Top 5 favorite films </p><p>57:02 – Top 5 essential NYC spots</p>
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Show Notes
In this episode, Scott sits down with rock icon Julian Casablancas. They dive into Julian's musical journey, from fronting The Strokes to his groundbreaking work with The Voidz. Julian shares stories about the new Voidz album, 'Like All Before You,' and its creative process, including making the music video for "Prophecy of the Dragon." He also opens up about the songwriting approach for the new album, giving fans a glimpse into his creative process. Julian also reflects on his earliest musical influences, including Lou Reed and Bob Marley. Throughout the conversation, he offers behind-the-scenes insights into his collaborations with Rick Rubin and Daft Punk, and also shares one of his dream collaborators. The episode closes with his top 5 movies and top 5 new artists. Tune in for an exciting and revealing conversation with one of the most influential voices in modern rock music!
CREDITS (Instagram handles)
Host @ScottLipps
Edited by @toastycakes
Music by @Robby_hoff
Recorded at Melrose Podcasts NY
04:15 – Approaching others in public
05:50 – New Voidz record
08:30 – Meeting Alex
10:35 – Influences on new album
12:00 – David Lee Roth
13:00 – 2 Dollar Bill performance
15:22 – Making the record
18:00 – Rick Rubin’s process
21:00 – Writing Voidz songs
22:10 – Making of “Prophecy of the Dragon”
26:35 – “Prophecy of the Dragon” music video
30:00 – Writing songs for Strokes vs Voidz
31:23 – Halloween-themed show
32:38 – Fashion
34:45 – Early influences
37:31 – Lou Reed and Bob Marley
38:32 – Early aspirations
44:30 – Aliens
46:38 – Daft Punk’s “Instant Crush”
48:30 – Dream collaboration
49:15 – Cult Records
49:53 – Being an indie artist now
51:24 – Top 5 new artists
54:44 – Top 5 favorite films
57:02 – Top 5 essential NYC spots
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