This segment describes the songwriting process, which involves writing one to three songs per day, selecting the best ones to form a band, and finishing every idea, resulting in hundreds of completed songs, even if they are not finished.
Speaker discusses his own personal theory for understanding music and his pride in knowing nothing more than a love for music.
In a conversation about their songwriting process, one musician expresses admiration for the way their second album is being built upon their first, while also acknowledging the self-awareness present in their discussion of their debut album.
Successful music makers should look for inspiration in industries outside of their own. Benchmarking should not only be done with immediate competitors, but with completely unrelated industries.
Producers play varying roles in different music genres. While a rock band producer comes in to help with recording, a hip hop producer creates the whole track except for the rap verses.