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“Momentum exists, and it’s going to latch onto something—the question is, what?” In this episode, Lyndon and Breallyn explore the neutral force of momentum and how the “drifting” of daily life often carries artists away from their true creative goals. Inspired by the blunt insights of Grammy-winning producer Billy Hume, it’s a look at the work ethic required to keep your art moving forward when life tries to pull you off course.
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