The 1975 on new album 'Being Funny in a Foreign Language' and music as therapy | Interview | NPO 3FM

Je kunt inmiddels de klok erop gelijk zetten: twee jaar na de vorige plaat heeft The 1975 weer een nieuw album afgeleverd! De opvolger van het experimentele Notes On A Conditional Form heet Being Funny In A Foreign Language, en heeft dankzij de producties van Jack Antonoff (bekend van zijn werk met o.a. Lorde en Taylor Swift) een hele nieuwe sound. 3FM-dj en The 1975-superfan Olivier Bakker spreekt met frontman Matty Healy over de thematiek van het nieuwe album en zijn songwritingproces.

Like clockwork, two years after their previous record, The 1975 are back with a new album! The follow-up to 2020's experimental album Notes On A Conditional Form is titled Being Funny In A Foreign Language. As we've come to expect from the band, they've reinvented their sound once again, this time with the help of producer Jack Antonoff, known for his work with Lorde and Taylor Swift. 3FM-deejay Olivier Bakker talks to frontman Matty Healy about the new album's themes, his and bandmate George Daniel's collaboration with Antonoff, and Matty's songwriting process.

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