Here is a list of all resources mentioned in the interview, categorized by type:
People
- Harry - The interviewee, discussed in the context of the interview and his new album.
- Dua Lipa - Mentioned as someone the interviewer spoke with previously and told about not going to clubs.
- James - Mentioned in the context of watching him on stage with LCD Soundsystem and his immersion in his performance.
- Paul Simon - Mentioned in relation to the song "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover" and as an artist the interviewee grew up listening to.
- Garfunkel - Mentioned in the context of a live debut of "Bridge Over Troubled Water" at Carnegie Hall.
- John Lennon - Referenced in a comparison to the Pope, to emphasize the difference in their roles.
Organizations
- LCD Soundsystem - Mentioned as a band whose performances the interviewee has attended and been inspired by.
- Jamie Ex-Ax - Mentioned as an artist opening for the interviewee and as someone whose music contributes to communal experiences.
- Simon and Garfunkel - Mentioned as artists the interviewee grew up listening to, influencing their love of harmony.
- The Vatican - Mentioned as the location where the interviewee went to see the Pope.
Documents
- Album Sleeve - Contains a message from the artist thanking people for helping them know when to say no and when to say yes.
- Lyrics - Referenced multiple times, specifically from the song "Are You Listening Yet?" and "Paint by Numbers."
Tools
- Twitter - Mentioned as a platform the band used to share a lot of themselves with the public.
- Instagram - Mentioned as a platform where people often look at others living their lives.
- Phones - Mentioned in the context of people using them to film in clubs, affecting the interviewee's ability to let loose.
- Cameras - Mentioned in the context of people using them in clubs, affecting the interviewee's ability to let loose.
Technologies
- Social Media - Discussed in the context of how it reflects a version of oneself back to the artist and influences their thoughts about themselves.
Places
- Italy - Mentioned as a place where the interviewee spent quiet time after touring.
- Berlin - Mentioned as a city the interviewee visited and experienced its club culture.
- St. Peter's Square - Mentioned as the location the interviewee ran into to see the Pope.
- Carnegie Hall - Mentioned as the venue where a live version of "Bridge Over Troubled Water" was debuted.
- Sheffield - Mentioned as a city in the north of England where the interviewer attended a singing session.
- North of England - Mentioned as the general region where Sheffield is located.
- Cheshire - Mentioned as the interviewee's location in relation to Sheffield.
- North of London - Mentioned as the general area where Sheffield is located.
Concepts/Themes
- The Band - Referenced in the context of the interviewee's early career and the experience of being in a group.
- Solo Artist - Referenced in the context of the interviewee's current career path.
- Touring - Discussed as an isolating experience, especially during the pandemic.
- Pandemic - Mentioned as the context for touring in 2021.
- Public Domain - Discussed in relation to the interviewee's experience of being in the public eye.
- Private Life - Discussed in relation to the interviewee's desire for more privacy.
- Boundaries - A key theme, discussed in terms of setting them and knowing when not to.
- Recharge Time - Mentioned as a reason for saying no to social events.
- Hermit - A metaphorical description of someone who shuts themselves off from the world.
- Collective Transcendence - A phrase used to describe the experience of losing oneself in music, art, or shared experiences.
- Communal Experience - Discussed in relation to the work of DJs and the atmosphere of clubs.
- Ego - Contrasted with the service of communal experience in music.
- Audience - Discussed in terms of their generosity and what they deserve from performers.
- Record - The central topic of the interview, referring to the interviewee's new album.
- Radio - Mentioned in relation to what is currently popular and what the artist is distanced from.
- Songs - Mentioned as specific examples from the album and as influential pieces of music.
- The Pope - The subject of a story and discussion about shared human experiences.
- Spirituality - Discussed in relation to the interviewee's background and the experience of witnessing devotion.
- Belief in the Eternal - Discussed in the context of waning religious belief and the search for something greater.
- Ritual - Discussed as something that has been lost with the decline of traditional religion.
- Isolation - A theme that runs through the discussion of touring and personal well-being.
- Division - Mentioned as a characteristic of current times, contrasted with moments of gathering.
- Songwriting - Discussed as a process where the artist can learn about themselves.
- Harmony - Mentioned as an element the interviewee loves due to growing up with Simon and Garfunkel.
- Melody - Discussed in relation to harmony and its influence.
- Reward System - Discussed in relation to external validation and its impact on self-worth.
- Self-Compassion - Highlighted as important for making mistakes and learning.
- Self-Perception - Discussed in relation to how others see the artist and how that influences their own view of themselves.
- Vulnerability - Discussed in the context of people gathering for something greater than themselves.
- Meditation - Mentioned as an aspect of electronic music that the interviewee enjoys.
- Trance State - Describes the feeling experienced in a dance club in Berlin.
- Afterglow - The lasting positive feeling after a profound experience.
- Diary Entry Anecdotes - Described as a style of previous records, where the artist leads the audience through their experience.
- The Listener - The intended recipient of the experience on the new album, placed in the "front seat."
- Investments - Used metaphorically to describe the long-term impact of creating music.
- Liberation - The potential outcome of realizing that the art is not solely about the artist.