Damien Jurado interview (part 1)
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- Damien Jurado about Paintings, focus on music, break on touring, job, creative process
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Video interview with American singer-songwriter Damien Jurado. FaceCulture spoke to Jurado about paintings, the focus on music, break on touring, job, creative process, the difference between painting and music, live shows, recording, breakthrough record, pressure, his son, exploring music, the recording process, his producerRichard Swift, performance, collaboration, trying, childlike approach, research, jazz, the album title Maraqopa, dream, way of thinking, the single Nothing Is The News and making a statement. Damien Jurado also plays the songs Museum Of Flight and Working Titles live. (25/01/2012) - Hudba
Protect this man at all costs ❤
I like this guy. I don't like a lot of people.
My guess is that he doesn't like a lot of people either. Love is often misdirected and we are all sick of it.
Bought an album with a unicorn years ago man... Since then world has been a crazy place but your music is real man.. It just feels like a musician with thier feet on the ground ... Appreciate it.. Brownsville Texas
I like his music, takes me back to Mexico. Nice !!
This is a great interview. Thanks for posting!
Face Culture asks great questions
special :)
got some Maraqopa bling on the ring dere
I think he is being realistic. When a creative pursuit turns into a business (in this case music) it can often become somewhat different than originally intended.
+John Washington How can it become different than it was originally intended? its music.! Its pretty standard, there are very few , actually no.. there are NO!! deviations you can do within music to change it to some other art form, because then its just not music. There are bars.. melodies.. notes.. everything within the rules of music, so what did you mean by DIFFERENT? Did you mean the direction the music actually takes? or the way it feels to HIM when playing?? or even the corruption that money can have on ANY art form.? btw.. no trolling here.. just curious.. you maybe correct, just wanted to know more about your opinion. :)
+The NoShiznitAssassin
Hi
Yes, the 'industry' that surrounds art can drive people mad. - not the art itself. It's one thing to sit in a studio and create art out of a passion but if that passion becomes your 'job' it often takes on a whole new meaning. If, in order to live each month, you have to sell so much music, so many paintings or prints, and so on, it can very quickly loose its initial appeal.
Not saying this applies to all artists but clearly for many it does - it happened to me. One too many client meetings where you get beaten down on price to the point where it is pointless and all that.
There's a Tyra Banks interview from Howard Stern recommended for me. What the hell have I been watching?
it really seems like music isn't a passion of his, kinda sad