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Join us for an exciting conversation with Daniel Sauls, who shares his fascinating journey from serving steaks in Nashville to touring with Lauren Daigle. Daniel's unique role in the band combines DJing with live sampling using Ableton, allowing him to perform strings, percussion, and other album elements live on stage. We explore the significance of humanizing live performances, contrasting his dynamic approach with the more traditional method of playing along to pre-recorded stems, and how this aligns with Lauren's vision for a more organic concert experience.
In our discussion on musical diversity and collaboration, Daniel and Jon delve into the creative process behind some of the band's most sample-heavy tracks. We discuss the importance of feel in music, especially from a drummer's perspective, and how it influences the performance of various elements. We also talk about the collaborative writing process for the song "You're All I'll Take With Me" from the new album, inspired by 70s funk and live band arrangements. Anecdotes about writing sessions during the pandemic, including unique locations like a hockey locker room, add a personal touch to our conversation.
Balancing life on the road is another key theme as we explore the challenges and rewards of touring. Daniel shares his strategies for maintaining personal and professional balance, the importance of family connections, and self-care practices. We also discuss the emotional impact of live music performances, particularly how Lauren's shows blend worship and mainstream elements to create a powerful sense of community. The episode concludes with insights into continuous self-challenge and maintaining a heart towards God, offering a holistic view of life as a musician dedicated to both personal growth and spiritual connection.
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๐ค ๐ท ๐ฅ GET OUR GEAR LISThttps://worshipdrummer.ck.page/gear
Join us for an exciting conversation with Daniel Sauls, who shares his fascinating journey from serving steaks in Nashville to touring with Lauren Daigle. Daniel's unique role in the band combines DJing with live sampling using Ableton, allowing him to perform strings, percussion, and other album elements live on stage. We explore the significance of humanizing live performances, contrasting his dynamic approach with the more traditional method of playing along to pre-recorded stems, and how this aligns with Lauren's vision for a more organic concert experience.
In our discussion on musical diversity and collaboration, Daniel and Jon delve into the creative process behind some of the band's most sample-heavy tracks. We discuss the importance of feel in music, especially from a drummer's perspective, and how it influences the performance of various elements. We also talk about the collaborative writing process for the song "You're All I'll Take With Me" from the new album, inspired by 70s funk and live band arrangements. Anecdotes about writing sessions during the pandemic, including unique locations like a hockey locker room, add a personal touch to our conversation.
Balancing life on the road is another key theme as we explore the challenges and rewards of touring. Daniel shares his strategies for maintaining personal and professional balance, the importance of family connections, and self-care practices. We also discuss the emotional impact of live music performances, particularly how Lauren's shows blend worship and mainstream elements to create a powerful sense of community. The episode concludes with insights into continuous self-challenge and maintaining a heart towards God, offering a holistic view of life as a musician dedicated to both personal growth and spiritual connection.

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