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sM | How did recording an album in a familiar and intimate setting liberate the creative process for you?

BB ─ I've always gone far away to record but I realised that there was this great studio and this great producer ten minutes away from me. The studio is called The Tree House and I work with this amazingly talented producer named Connor Seidel. We had way more time this time around. Back then, I recorded in London, which was great, but I was always there for just a little bit. The creative process had to be within this certain time. When I was working here, I was always at home. Having that connection, that proximity, allowed for a more free and creative process.