Jakob Dylan, musician and frontman of The Wallflowers, talks with Zane Lowe about their recent album 'Exit Wounds', the creative process, holding the album back, and the joys of writing. They also discuss the balance between originality and influence, forming the band and emphasizing chemistry, overcoming creative blocks, exploring creative pursuits and documentaries, and the experience of not listening to music.

Jakob Dylan, the frontman of The Wallflowers and renowned singer-songwriter, discusses his new album 'Exit Wounds.' He reflects on his musical journey, sharing insights about iconic collaborations and the evolution of rock music from the 60s to today. The conversation dives into the impact of social media on creativity and authenticity, exploring how musicians navigate their careers in a digital world. Dylan also touches on the challenges of aging as an artist and the ongoing complexity of fame in the music industry.