43: We Talk To A Rockstar (ft. Hotline TNT's Will Anderson)
Nov 20, 2023
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Will Anderson, frontman of Hotline TNT, talks about The Matrix, Family Guy, the decline of nu metal, and scoring a high rating on Pitchfork. They also discuss their love for music and the impact it has on their lives. Other topics include rumors, creativity, reflections on choices, audio books, salad combinations, and upcoming tour dates.
Will Anderson hints at potential collaborations with other artists, including Ray Shrimmerd, suggesting exciting music prospects in the future.
Will Anderson emphasizes the importance of staying grounded and focused amidst the challenges of fame, highlighting the significance of mental health in the music industry.
Will Anderson finds joy in connecting with fans through music, cherishing the memorable experiences of live performances and the excitement of witnessing their reactions.
Deep dives
Will Anderson talks about his upcoming projects and collaborations
Will Anderson, frontman of Hotline TNT, discusses his new music and collaborations with other artists. He hints at a potential collaboration with Ray Shrimmerd and shares details about his upcoming tour and album.
The impact of fame on musicians' mental health
Will Anderson reflects on the potential challenges of fame and the impact it can have on musicians' mental health. He acknowledges the need to stay grounded and focused amidst the growing attention and success.
The joy of connecting with fans through music
Will Anderson shares his joy in connecting with fans through music, discussing the excitement of seeing their reactions and the memorable experiences he has had performing live.
Exploring the future of music and AI
Will Anderson discusses the role of AI in music, mentioning the use of AI-generated cover versions and remixes as a fun and creative tool. He emphasizes the importance of balancing AI technology with artistic expression.
Finding joy in small moments and personal connections
Will Anderson finds joy in small moments and personal connections, such as discovering new music, sharing musical experiences with friends, and receiving positive messages from fans. He values these moments as reminders of the impact his music has on others.
The lads live out their dream of speaking to an actual musician. Hotline TNT's frontman Will Anderson hops on the pod to talk about The Matrix, Family Guy, how 9/11 was the death of the nu metal genre, scoring a crazy ass high rating on Pitchfork. Will soaks up the little time he has before Joy Tactics catapults him into a level of fame/admiration most would find disturbing.