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Poolside producer and multi-instrumentalist Jeffrey Paradise talks creativity and drawing on past processes to paint the sonic colours of ‘Blame it All On Love’.

The post Poolside: “My philosophy on this record was to seek unique sounds and textures and write without any real aims” appeared first on MusicTech.

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