Today’s guest has rewired modern hip-hop. His fingerprints live all over the last decade

but the real story behind that success is far more human, painful, and transformative than the headlines ever show.

In this conversation, he opens up about the highs and lows of being a producer in hip-hop: the pressure, the politics, the contracts, the moments that nearly broke him, and the breakthroughs that almost didn’t happen.

He also shares the lessons shaped by fatherhood, betrayal, and real perseverance — all while creating some of the most important and culture-defining music of our time. And The Writer Is... Hitboy!

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Chapter list

0:00 TEASER

1:20 Ross’ Intro

2:02 Fatherhood and Being a Full-Time Dad

5:12 Parenting, Hoops, and What His Son Really Loves

6:29 The Humbling Reality Check: Kids Don’t Care About Your Hits

7:29 Growing Up Between Pasadena & San Bernardino

8:34 Seeing His Uncle’s Success & Wanting to Be on TV

9:35 Falling in Love With Beat Programming

10:12 Learning to Write & Rap at 13

11:23 Selling His First Beat for $20 at 16

12:24 MySpace Era: The Birth of “Hit-Boy”

13:09 First Major Betrayal: Partner Gets Signed Behind His Back

15:01 Advice to His Younger Self: Patience & Self-Belief

15:23 Building Early Industry Relationships Through MySpace

16:13 First Time Inside a Real Studio (The Underdogs)

17:39 The Underworld of LA Sessions & A Young Hit-Boy Watching Greats

18:44 First Major Placement: Jennifer Lopez

19:06 Providing for His Mom With His First Checks

19:27 Growing Up Without a Present Father

20:22 His Dad’s Return & Going on a Run Together

22:04 How Fatherhood Changed His Time, Focus & Creativity

23:27 Recording Nas: The Hidden Role People Don’t See

24:57 Getting His First Publishing Deal (And the 18-Year Lock-In)

28:02 Staying Current: “I Update My Software Every Day”

28:21 First Big Hit: Drop The World Lil Wayne & Eminem

29:47 Why He Used to Clash With Kanye

32:00 The ‘N*****s in Paris’ Moment (Language Question + Setup)

33:35 First Song With Kanye: The Christmas Track

34:12 Making Music With Kanye, Jay-Z & the Good Music Family

35:40 Hearing 'Paris' for the First Time in the Planetarium

36:32 Realizing the Song Was Going to Be a Cultural Earthquake

38:23 Big Sean, Executive Production & Sharpening His Ear

39:09 How Drake Found the ‘Trophies’ Beat

39:52 Stripping Beats Down to Let Artists Shine

40:33 When to Stop Producing: The Minimalism Lesson

41:38 Depression, Contracts & Losing the Relationship With Drake

42:57 The Pain of ‘Trophies’ Not Making Drake’s Album

43:13 What His Publishing Deal Held Him Back From

44:22 Working From a Place of Fear vs. Freedom

45:01 Working With Beyoncé (Excellence at Every Level)

46:22 The Story of ‘THIQUE’: An 8-Year-Old Beat Comes Back to Life

46:39 Why Old Beats Deserve Second Lives

47:57 The Making of Sicko Mode & Travis Scott’s Explosion

48:20 The Greatest Timing Ever: Streaming, Social Media, Travis

49:00 The Long Journey of Sicko Mode (2016 → 2018)

50:13 Are Producers Songwriters? The Eternal Debate

51:30 Nipsey Hussle: Early Sessions & Mutual Respect

53:53 Nipsey Claims the Song: “I Need This for My Project”

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Today's guest is a familiar face... A friend to the podcast and one of the most successful and influential creators in music history.

He isn’t just a hitmaker. He's perhaps one of the few people in the history of music to have hits as a songwriter, artist, and producer... completely aside from one another across genres.

And The Writer Is... Ryan Tedder!

In this episode, he breaks down:

🎯 Why the middle class of music is disappearing

🎯 How splits, streaming, and AI are reshaping the game

🎯 The mindset you need to survive as an artist today

🎯 What real creative value looks like in 2025 and beyond

This one isn’t just inspiring — It’s essential listening for anyone who wants to last in music..

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Today's guest is an international soul sensation...From writing “The Hardest Part” on Zoom to conquering imposter syndrome, crafting hits like "Dive" and "Man I Need," and creating her acclaimed album The Art of Loving.. She is on a meteoric rise in music.

We discuss raw stories of heartbreak, growth, the magic of songwriting.. and how she learned to protect her voice in a room and write music that actually feels like her.

And The Writer Is...Olivia Dean!

Whether you're a songwriter, fan, or music lover, this episode is packed with inspiration, laughs, and behind-the-scenes gems.

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CHAPTERS:

00:00 – Welcome to the Soul

01:50 – “I Still Feel So British”

03:00 – First Trip to L.A. (With No GPS or Plan)

04:00 – Learning to Trust Her Own Taste

07:40 – When Artists Had Time to Be Bad

08:30 – Making Meaningful Music in a Chart World

09:20 – “I Don’t Write Every Day”

13:35 – Disney, West Side Story, and Other Early Teachers

15:50 – The First Song: “Mean Boy”

17:05 – Parents Who Said Yes

17:20 – The BRIT School Plan

20:05 – Busking, Best Friends, and the Birth of a Band

22:15 – The First Show: 70 Tickets, 10 People on Stage

23:40 – Signing Her First Deal

25:00 – The Studio Explosion (Her Worst Song Story)

27:00 – Surviving the Rooms

29:15 – How the Best Songs Are Written

30:45 – The Yellow Van Tour (COVID-Era Reinvention)

31:30 – “OK Love You Bye” — The First Song That Felt Free

34:00 – From 70 Fans to 100 Million Streams

36:00 – It Takes a Village (and a Lot of Gratitude)

39:00 – “The Hardest Part” — The Song She Hated (That Changed Everything)

40:00 – The Take That Hurts Is the Take That Wins

43:20 – NMPA Ad Read

44:05 – Splice Ad Read

47:45 – Crying on the Studio Floor

48:00 – “Dive” — When the World Started Singing Back

51:40 – Being a Woman Who Writes (and Plays)

53:10 – The Anatomy of a Song

56:25 – “I Don’t Write Lies”

57:35 – “The Art of Loving” — How the Album Was Born

1:00:15 – What Love Actually Taught Her

1:01:35 – Making Time for Love Anyway

1:02:55 – Ross’s Mirror Moment

1:04:30 – Learning to Sit in Silence

1:05:45 – The Weight of Words

1:06:30 – Being Heard

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Julia Michaels has quietly rewritten the emotional DNA of pop music.

From Selena Gomez to Justin Bieber to Sabrina Carpenter — her pen reshaped how vulnerability sounds on the radio.

In this episode, Julia sits down with Ross to unpack the craft behind her catalog: the psychology of honest writing, the architecture of a hit, and the years she spent changing pop from behind the glass.

They dive into the writing of hits, the evolution of her artistry, and what it means to sustain creative integrity in a fast-changing industry.

Chapters

0:00 Intro: The Woman Who Reshaped Pop Music

0:59 Welcome Back: Reflecting on 8 Years in the Industry

2:13 Music Industry Evolution: Then vs. Now

3:00 Adapting Songwriting to Social Media and Trends

4:32 Early Career Advice: Mental Health and Boundaries

6:03 Panic Attacks and Performance Anxiety

9:25 From Songwriter to Artist: Reluctance and Breakthrough

11:23 Influence on Songwriting: Changing Pop's Sound

15:06 Hit Runs, Burnout, and Creative Pauses

17:55 Writing for Disney's Wish: Behind the Scenes

19:42 Future Plans: Musicals, Retirement, and Balance

21:05 Artistry and Collaborations

23:00 Inside the Sabrina Carpenter Camp

29:01 Breaking Down Hits: Taste, Bed Chem, and Coincidence

30:50 Joining Tate McRae: From 17 to Global Hits

33:39 Favorite Producers: Ryan Tedder, Stargate, and More

36:04 Working with Ed Sheeran: Panic, Brotherhood, and Hits

39:30 Crafting Lose You To Love Me with Selena Gomez

43:24 Longtime Bond with Selena: Firsts and Milestones

45:50 Celebrating Wins in a Changing Industry

47:19 Songwriter Struggles: Pay, Radio, and Streaming

50:26 Fair Splits and Standing Up for Writers

55:09 Gender Challenges: Overworking Female Writers

1:00:06 Regimented Life: Balance and Boundaries

1:02:40 Running Her Own Label: Freedom and Control

1:04:15 Career Lows and Highs

1:06:10 Perfect Studio Moment: Working with Britney Spears

1:07:34 Reflections: Where She Thought She'd Be

1:08:45 Uncut Demos and Sacred Songs

1:11:27 Wrapping with Selena, Benny, and Unlikely Stars

1:15:55 Ego-Free Sessions and Lifelong Roots

1:18:22 Outro and Credits

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Today’s guests are HAIM — one of the most unique voices in modern music, known for blending rock, pop, and soul into a sound that defined a generation. From garage band beginnings to Grammy nominations, they’ve collaborated with some of the biggest names in music while staying fiercely true to themselves.

And the writer(s) are... HAIM!

In this episode, we dive into a decade-long journey of grit, growth, and creative conviction — from rejection to recognition. The sisters open up about the early years, the family dynamics, and the lessons that shaped their songwriting and success.

 In this episode:

• How HAIM built success on their own terms after years of “no’s”

• The real stories behind their biggest records

• What they’ve learned about songwriting, collaboration, and creative control

0:00 Intro Teaser – HAIM’s Gritty Start Against All Odds

0:30 Nobody Wanted to Sign Us – Early rejections that almost stopped HAIM

1:10 The Sister Dynamic – Therapy, tension, and love between bandmates

2:30 Strict Parents, Rebellion & First Gigs

5:00 Leaving for Tour at 19 – Danielle’s leap of faith

7:30 Almost Famous IRL – Touring with Jenny Lewis & Julian Casablancas

9:15 Skipping College & Faking Dentist Notes

12:30 Oldest Sibling Pressure & UCLA Lessons

15:00 Nobody Wanted Rock Music – Breaking through rejection

16:00 Meeting Ludwig Göransson – The producer who changed everything

18:30 2 AM Sessions & the “Forever” EP

20:00 SXSW Madness – 14 shows in 5 days

22:00 The UK Breakthrough – Why British fans got it first

25:10 How They Learned to Write Songs – Lessons from “Rockin’ Haim”

27:00 Recording Songs from the Radio – Childhood obsession that sparked their craft

31:10 The First HAIM Song Ever – From bad demos to “The Wire”

34:10 The 10,000 Hours – Becoming one of LA’s best live bands

35:45 Days Are Gone – Finding their sound amid chaos

38:30 Working with James Ford & Ariel Rechtshaid

40:50 Balancing Chaos and Craft – The HAIM recording process

42:10 Collaborating with Kid Cudi – Their first big studio moment

43:10 Touring Exhaustion & Finding Their Groove

45:15 Shutting Down Ventura Blvd – The iconic “Want You Back” video

47:39 Women in Music Pt. III – Growth & vulnerability

48:30 GarageBand & Songwriting – Danielle’s creative superstition

49:30 The Making of “I Quit” – A new era of HAIM

50:00 Creative Control & Saying No to Labels

52:00 Lessons from Paul Thomas Anderson – Vision & long-take storytelling

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Today’s guest is one of the most exciting young artists in the world right now.

A once-in-a-generation artist writing and producing every record himself — and turning that independence into global hits.

His records aren’t just topping charts — many of them are 100%ers.

Self-written, self-produced, and streamed hundreds of millions of times.

He’s building a world entirely his own...

In this episode of And The Writer Is, Ross Golan sits down with Sombr to unpack how he:

- Writes and produces 100% of his music

- Went from viral moments to global success

- Deals with pressure, purpose, and proving himself

Presented by our friends at @NMPA  @splice 

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Chapter list

0:00 The Rise of Sombr: Bedroom Producer to Global Prodigy

0:01:02;15 [NMPA] - Fighting for Songwriters (Season Sponsor)

0:01:51 Early Discovery: Why Warner Music Bet on a 16-Year-Old

0:03:38 My First Song Blew Up: Waking Up to 200K Likes & Columbia Records

0:06:00;14 From NYC Roots to Proving Haters Wrong

0:08:16 From Charlie Puth to Operatic Arias: My Secret Classical Music Training

00:11:04 How I Dropped Out of LaGuardia to Get Signed (TikTok Made Me Quit)

00:13:39 Opening for The Strokes at SXSW

00:14:41 The Imposter Syndrome of a Global Superstar

00:15:36 From GarageBand to Global Hits: My FLOPS & Early Projects (Cherry Valley)

00:17:50 Who is Sombr? Shane vs. The Artist & Why New York Makes Anything Possible

00:21:02 The TRUTH About "Caroline": She's Everyone... She's You.

00:22:13 The $0 Photo Shoot That Became My Global Album Cover

00:24:28 Advice to My 16-Year-Old Self

00:26:18 My Secret Writing Method: Saving Choruses & How I Made the Album in 1 Month

00:28:14 [NMPA] - The Power of Music Publishers (Sponsor Segment)

00:28:56 [SPLICE] - Using AI Ethically & Protecting Creators (Sponsor Segment)

00:30:42 "Back to Friends": Writing a Global Hit from a Career Low

00:36:44 Working with Tony Berg: A Mentor and Real Instruments

00:40:54 "Undress": Building Confidence After a Breakthrough

00:43:40 Sacrifices of Fame: Losing My Social Life

00:45:30 Anxiety and Expectations: Navigating Global Success

00:51:23 Critics vs. Appreciation: Why Art Shouldn’t Be Rated

00:058:09 The Final Word: Why the Haters Say I'm Not "Serious" (A Joke)

00:58:50 The Beatles & The Muse: The Real Secret to Timeless Art

00:59:11 Thank You & Outro

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Today's guest is quite literally one of the greatest songwriters of all time.

He also happens to be one of the biggest artists of all time. Imagine that.

This legend needs no introduction...

And the writer is... Ed Sheeran!

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Chapters:

00:00:00 - Intro

00:02:05 - Ed and Ross Reconnect

00:04:41 - From Rap Battles to Shaping His Songwriting

00:07:07 - Painting as Creative Outlet

00:09:13 - Emotional Ties to Songs, Writing Honest Songs for Himself and Others

00:12:05 - Childhood Music: Beatles, Dylan, and Irish Trad Influences

00:15:07 - Fatherhood’s Impact: Balancing Music and Family

00:16:26 - Ed Sings His First Song!

00:18:30 - Ed Sings, Ross Tests His Song Memory

00:20:27 - The Key to Confidence Starts With....

00:22:10 - Advice: Navigating the Music Industry’s Challenges

00:24:20 - Where Ed Gets His 'Buzz' From Music

00:25:50 - The Thing That Made His Songwriting 'Stick'

00:28:35 - No Plan B: Why He Never Gave Up

00:30:04 - Discovery by Jamie Foxx: Breaking into the Scene

00:36:14 - Mid-Roll Ad: NMPA Fighting for Songwriters

00:36:52 - Mid-Roll Ad: Splice Supporting Creators with AI

00:44:11 - First Cuts: Writing for Olly Murs and One Direction

00:46:58 - Creative Process

00:52:12 - The Lawsuit That Changed Everything

00:55:49 - Protecting Songwriters: Why No Union Exists

01:05:57 - Making "Perfect" to Prove Himself After the Lawsuit

01:12:49 - Advice to Young Songwriters...

01:14:03 - Legacy Songs: What Ed Wants His Grandkids to Hear

01:15:23 - Family Over Fame: Being a Present Dad

01:20:38 - Songs Ed’s Jealous Of

01:23:46 - Closing: Ed’s Gratitude and Future Plans

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Today's guest is one of the most sought-after hitmakers of the last decade. A Grammy-winning producer, songwriter, and guitarist whose genre-bending work has shaped the sound of modern music. From rock legends to pop superstars, he’s collaborated with Justin Bieber, Post Malone, Ozzy Osbourne, The Rolling Stones, Dua Lipa, Miley Cyrus, and more — earning The Recording Academy’s Producer of the Year award and cementing his status as one of the most in-demand hitmakers on the planet.

And the writer is... Andrew Watt!

In this episode, Watt opens up to Ross about the relentless drive, bold creative leaps, and collaborative ethos that fueled his journey from bar gigs and $100-a-week tours to producing global anthems.

Listeners will learn:

• How to build trust and chemistry in the studio
• Why great producers prioritize vibe and artist comfort over gear
• How to manage egos, collaboration splits, and team dynamics at the top level
• The real stories behind hits like Let Me Love You, Havana, Señorita, Stay, and Peaches
• How to survive imposter syndrome and stay creatively free under pressure

Chapters

0:00 - Andrew Watt: The Hitmaking Legend

1:12 - From Bieber to Ozzy: Watt’s Epic Journey

2:20 - Studio Sparks: Watt’s Energy vs. Cirkut’s Chill

4:47 - Rock Gods: Producing Pearl Jam & Stones

8:02 - Post Malone Meets Ozzy: A Game-Changer

9:31 - Rainbow Bar Magic: Ozzy & Post’s Collab

14:54 - Greece Hustle: $100/Week Tour Life

19:14 - Why Watt Never Quit Music

24:44 - Guitar to Glory: Cody Simpson to Bieber

27:01 - Music Truth: Results Are Everything

28:52 - “Let Me Love You”: Bieber’s Wild Ride

39:52 - Pop Hits: “Havana” & “Wolves” Secrets

42:02 - Dream Team: Ali, Brian & Pop Gold

46:21 - “Havana” Moment: Camila’s Mic Drop

48:27 - Post Malone: Instant Bond & Real Talk

50:06 - Imposter Syndrome: Honesty in the Studio

51:17 - “Stay”: Post’s Non-Pop Masterpiece

56:22 - “Peaches”: Justin’s Jam with Shawn & Hailey

58:38 - Demos That Hit Hard: Watt’s Emotions

1:00:36 - Lady Gaga: Crafting a Visual Epic

1:02:15 - Bruno & D’Mile: “Die with a Smile” Magic

1:06:34 - Prank Call Chaos

1:12:11 - Prank Aftermath

1:19:17 - Heartfelt Loss: Watt’s Tribute to a Friend

1:20:16 - Ozzy’s Advice: Be Kind on the Way Up

This season of And The Writer Is… is presented by the National Music Publishers’ Association (NMPA) — the voice of American songwriters, composers, and music publishers.

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Today’s guest is more than a hitmaker — she’s a creative force who has shaped the sound of a generation. From penning chart-toppers like “Thank U, Next” (Ariana Grande), “High Hopes” (Panic! at the Disco), and “Love Lies” (Khalid & Normani) to building her own label, publishing company, and artist career, her story is a masterclass in reinvention, resilience, and longevity.

And the writer is… Tayla Parx!

In this episode, Tayla sits down with Ross to unpack how she’s navigated more than a decade at the top of the music industry — from her start in Hairspray to writing with Babyface, to becoming one of the few Black women with a #1 country song. She opens up about:

• Surviving the pressures of back-to-back sessions and industry burnout
• Turning setbacks into fuel for her artistry and business ventures
• Why branding yourself as a songwriter matters as much as the songs
• The art of staying relevant without chasing trends
• How to keep building a catalog that pays you for decades to come

For every songwriter, artist, or creative grinding to build a career that lasts — this is the blueprint.

🎧 Listen now and learn how Tayla Parx keeps writing hits… again and again.

Chapters

0:00 Teaser – Why Longevity Matters in Music

1:37 Intro: And The Writer Is… Tayla Parx!

8:33 From Dallas Kid to Hairspray & Nickelodeon Star

12:49 Finding Songwriting & Learning From Babyface

14:07 Leaving Acting Behind to Chase Music Full-Time

24:53 The Warner Chappell Era: Building a Writer Community

27:15 Breakthrough Hits: “Thank U, Next” & “High Hopes”

31:38 NMPA Ad – Fighting for Songwriter Rights

32:45 Inside the Story of “Thank U, Next”

39:37 How to Build a Catalog That Pays for Decades

40:55 “Love Lies” & Crossing Genres as a Hitmaker

50:34 Advocating for Women, Black Creatives & LGBTQ+ Voices

52:00 Why Tayla Still Releases Her Own Music

53:20 From Bieber to John Legend to Country #1

55:32 Exploring Jazz, R&B, and Children’s Music

59:34 Song Splits, Collaboration & Session Dynamics

1:03:41 Why Collaboration Matters (and When to Write Alone)

1:11:38 The Secret to Longevity & Reinvention

1:16:25 Closing Reflections & Legacy

And The Writer Is… is presented by The National Music Publishers’ Association (NMPA) — advocating for songwriters, music publishers, and their essential rights.

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Today’s guest is nothing short of a phenomenon.

With roots in Iceland and China, raised in a family of classical musicians, she grew up between symphony halls and jazz records — and has now become the defining voice of her generation.

Her music is a breathtaking blend of timeless jazz, classical elegance, and modern storytelling that has captivated millions around the world. From posting standards online during college to headlining the Hollywood Bowl, she’s built a movement — proving that jazz not only lives, but thrives in the hands of a new generation.

Her Grammy-winning sophomore album, Bewitched, cemented her as an international force. And now with her brand-new release, A Matter of Time, she dives deeper into emotional vulnerability and sonic ambition — pushing jazz, classical, and folk influences into a sound that feels both cinematic and intimate.

Named one of Time’s Women of the Year, celebrated by critics and adored by fans, she is redefining what it means to be an artist in the modern age.

And The Writer Is… Laufey!

And The Writer Is… is hosted by Ross Golan and executive produced by Joe London and Jad Saad.

As always, we’d like to thank our friends at the National Music Publishers’ Association. The NMPA is dedicated to protecting the rights of songwriters and music publishers, ensuring that the creators behind the songs we love are fairly represented and compensated. We’re grateful for their continued support of this show and our community of writers.

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