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In this deeply personal and introspective episode, Udie Chima shares the origin story of 'Sound Dialect'. Udie describes a young high school introvert in Seattle, who embraced music as his social refuge and final self-expression.
Journey through the home of Seattle's local hip-hop scene in the early 2000s. Listen to stories of personal challenges, growth, and the joy of creating music that resonates.
This episode is a testament to the power of creativity and the enduring spirit of an artist finding his voice in the vibrant world of hip-hop.
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Udie Chima sits down with Teal to get an insider perspective on the process of producing, writing, and collaborating on records. We get an intimate look at the process of how industry talent write, produce, and collaborate to shape the music we love. We attempt to solve the mystery of how 12 writers can come together to pen a single song.
Join us as we venture deep into the stories behind Gwen Stefani's "Used to Love You" and David Guetta's "She Knows How to Love Me," revealing the hidden layers and complexities of the music world.
Tune in now on Spotify for the full experience, including all the music discussed in our show.
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