Ep.59 18,300 Songs. 70 Bands. One Man. Matt Farley.
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Darken the Page: Conversations about the Creative Process
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Matt Farley is one of a kind. As of this recording he has written and published 18,300 songs. He is the poster child for anti-perfectionism. I spent some time with him in the basement where he writes and records while I was home with my family in Massachusetts and we talked about his mindset, his […]
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