

Episode 446: Hot Milk
Jul 1, 2025
Hannah Mee and Jim Shaw, the dynamic duo from Hot Milk, bring their vibrant energy to the conversation. They delve into the creative chaos behind their new album 'Corporation Pop' and share humorous food aspirations alongside tales of jet lag and self-doubt. The duo emphasizes the emotional weight of their music, highlighting themes of rebellion and empathy. Inspirations from iconic bands fuel their sound, while an upcoming show with Pendulum adds to their excitement. Tune in for a mix of laughs, personal growth, and a passionate celebration of music!
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Rapid Album Creation
- Hot Milk wrote and recorded their second album in three weeks with no demos, then finished vocals and top lines back home.
- Hannah describes the process as terrifying but freeing, and Jim calls it gut-driven like an exam.
Analog Adds Live Energy
- Recording analog forced committed performances and reduced post-production fixes.
- Jim says those imperfections add life and capture their live energy better than polished production.
Writing On The Edge
- After tracking instruments in studio, Hannah wrote 14 song top lines and lyrics in two intense weeks.
- She recalls near-burnout, dropping her vape to create rhythms when melodies ran dry.