ep. 5: Perspective When Listening
1h 22m
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Broken City Music Podcast
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Adam talks about working with Chris Lord-Alge and Jack Joseph Puig and what he learned through it. Purposely tricking yourself when mixing, drumming on a bag of Trader Joe's snap peas, and Taylor Swift
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