No Small Endeavor with Lee C. Camp 185: Drew Holcomb and Audrey Assad: Vulnerable Art
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Dec 5, 2024 
Drew Holcomb, a celebrated Americana musician, and Audrey Assad, an acclaimed singer-songwriter from the Christian music sphere, delve into the beauty of vulnerability in their art. Drew reflects on his journey through loss and the pressures of fame, sharing how grief shapes creativity. Audrey opens up about her quest for authenticity, addressing personal traumas that influenced her music. Together, they explore the healing power of communal singing and the transformation of doubt into wonder, creating a rich dialogue on art's emotional essence.
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Human Heart Not Built for Notoriety
- Drew Holcomb explains that the human heart was not built for notoriety, offering a stable anchor amid the highs and lows of fame.
- This insight helps manage emotional swings from big successes and disappointments in an artist's career.
Grandfather's Birthday Party Lesson
- Drew Holcomb shares a funny story about his grandfather encouraging him to get a kiss before leaving a birthday party.
- This influenced the lyric "a few worthy romances" in his song "Dragons."
Song About Brother's Death
- Drew Holcomb wrote an emotional song about his brother who had spina bifida and passed away unexpectedly.
- He performed it once publicly at the Ryman, creating a powerful and vulnerable moment with his audience.