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CHALAMET LOST, Jack Harlow's Album Ain't It & No Imminent Threat from Iran
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Sam Smith: Hazel Eyes, New York & Love | Zane Lowe Interview
Sam Smith discusses the release of their third album, 'Hazel Eyes', describing it as a liberating 'exorcism' and a journey toward self-acceptance as an openly queer and non-binary artist.summaryCreative Process: Smith utilizes a 'visual' and instinctual approach, dancing in the studio to convey emotion rather than relying on technical perfection or click tracks, resulting in a 'sepia world' aesthetic that feelstakeawayQueer Identity in Music: The album serves as a 'gateway to freedom' after previous works were constrained by industry expectations; Smith notes that queer love is often depicted as messy or painful, but this record captutakeaway
Sam Smith on Their New Album | The New Yorker Radio Hour
Sam Smith discusses the evolution of their career from unrequited love anthems to a new era of reciprocated queer joy in the album 'Hazel Eyes,' highlighting a deliberate shift away from commercial pop structures toward summaryVocal Dysphoria: Smith experienced significant dysphoria regarding their voice, initially crying after hearing their first recording at age 13 because it didn't match their internal perception, leading to years of being takeawayStrategic Presentation Shift: After a homophobic attack at age 18, Smith intentionally toned down feminine presentation (makeup/dresses) for safety in London, which inadvertently opened industry doors; they later returnetakeaway
Patreon Bonus #186 - The Tim Dillon Show
Tim Dillon delivers a satirical critique of modern culture, arguing that Hollywood and media have degenerated into meaningless spectacle, exemplified by the Sam Smith Grammy controversy.summaryHollywood is described as an image-based industry where attractiveness is paramount; Sam Smith's 'Satanic' imagery is criticized not for being offensive, but for being unattractive and lacking the charisma of figures liktakeaway
