“Sometimes when I write and know that something will be part of a larger body of work, I often conceptualize parts like a screenplay — scenes, key details, even phrases of dialogue, and they all end up in the notebook to cut up and sort later. ‘It Might Sound Better That Way’ kinda began like that…” -Scott Whiddon
“Sometimes when I write and know that something will be part of a larger body of work, I often conceptualize parts like a screenplay — scenes, key details, even phrases of dialogue, and they all end up in the notebook to cut up and sort later. ‘It Might Sound Better That Way’ kinda began like that…” -Scott Whiddon
Deliberate but in no hurry, Johnny Delaware is taking a radical approach to releasing his latest album, On God’s Time, building his audience one listener at a time. With the record currently available only on vinyl and CD, Delaware talks about sidestepping algorithms and playlists, taking the music directly to people, and how classic songwriters like Bob Seger and Neil Diamond continue to shape his sound.
Deliberate but in no hurry, Johnny Delaware is taking a radical approach to releasing his latest album, On God’s Time, building his audience one listener at a time. With the record currently available only on vinyl and CD, Delaware talks about sidestepping algorithms and playlists, taking the music directly to people, and how classic songwriters like Bob Seger and Neil Diamond continue to shape his sound.
“I know that I didn’t compromise at all with this one. I really stuck to my guns.”
“I know that I didn’t compromise at all with this one. I really stuck to my guns.”
