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What’s it like watching 100,000 fans sing the songs you wrote? From One Direction to Sabrina Carpenter, Julian Bunetta has been behind some of your favorite hits. On this episode of Ctrl-B, he breaks down the role of a music producer, how to serve a song, and when it’s ok to use loops.

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00:00 Intro
01:29 The influence of spaces on songwriting
03:58 Growing up in a musical family
06:00 Favorite drummers
07:52 How Hip Hop influences Julian's sound
09:33 Losing an artist
10:21 First publishing deal
11:23 Learning how to write songs
12:06 Working on X-Factor
15:33 The pressure of quick success
17:24 Connecting with One Direction
19:26 Writing all the hits from Midnight Memories in 5 days
21:15 Fake success?
22:42 "I can hold my piss longer than anyone"
24:05 Getting into the publishing business
28:25 Connecting with Sabrina Carpenter
29:35 Writing Sabrina Carpenter's Nonsense
31:34 The Espresso loop
33:35 A producer's job
35:20 Loops vs Instruments
38:26 Writing Country songs
39:50 What to do when there's no inspiration
40:50 How "Night Changes" (One Direction) was written
42:42 "You have to let the song tell you what it wants"
45:15 The importance of collaboration
46:31 Recording songs on tour with One Direction
47:10 How "Olivia" (One Direction) was written in 30 minutes
49:36 How "Story of My Life" (One Direction) was written
51:17 Outro

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