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“I have a few artists that I’d love to share a bill or seven with, but I’m not going to say which ones.”
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“Let’s see. I’d also adore a tour opening for Marnie Stern or The National. I love what they’re both doing right now.”
—Quote #1 source, Quote #2 source
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“Anything I can do to make the live show better every time I perform, that’s what I’m going to do. If I have an idea for a change that I think is going to make a song better live, I’m certainly not going to say, ‘Nah, let’s stick to the recording, guys.’ I also never want the audience to get bored. I don’t want to let myself get bored, either.”
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“That’s whats so fun about a live show. You can do whatever you want. You’re not limited to the script of a recording.”
—Quote #1 source, Quote #2 source
What were you listening to in 2003?
Metamorphosis by Hilary Duff. Also, JLo’s “Jenny from the Block” was my anthem that year. Lest anyone reading this interview project any negative judgment upon the musical tastes of my 2003 self, keep in mind that my 2003 self was twelve.
“There wasn’t any structure or formula to the way the songs came to be – a lot of them were written in empty dormitory stairwells at 3 a.m.”
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“I was constantly writing in college as that was my homework, but it was all I wanted to do so I’d stay up to the wee hours writing songs.”
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“Some of the songs were class assignments that I ended up writing in the stairwells of the dormitories at 4 AM.”
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“I would just chill in the stairwells of the dorm. The sounds are really cool and echo-y.”
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“Before they were good friends, [Natalie] Royal remembers Scott singing in the Thrailkill [dormitory] stairwell. She loved the sound of Scott’s voice and asked her to sing harmonies for her.”
—Quote #1 source, Quote #2 source, Quote #3 source, Quote #4 source, Quote #5 source
I wanted the album to make people feel like they were in the room with me.
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“The night is where my inspirations come.”
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“I keep a notebook by my bed so that I’m prepared if I wake up in the middle of the night with something on my mind.”
—Quote #1 source, Quote #2 source
“I want to be on tour for a long time. . . . Just getting out there and playing live is what I love to do.”
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“I’m looking forward to being in a small van for weeks at a time, sleeping on strangers’ floors, meeting people everywhere I go, and just enjoying my youth.”
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Interviewer: In ten years you see yourself doing. . .
Mackenzie Scott: This. Making music and touring the world to share it with people.
—Interview #1 source, Interview #2 source, Interview #3 source
"My intention was to have the record sound like a live show. . . ."
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Inteviewer: Was it important to keep the album sound as close to your live sound as possible?
Mackenzie Scott: At least for this first record, definitely.
—Interview #1 source, Interview #2 source
