JC: Favourite Saskwatch record?<\/p>\n
NA: I really loved the release of our second album (Nosedive) to be honest with you. We had a really fun time recording it inside a converted church\/farmhouse in Queensland, completely isolated. It was the opposite of the experience we had creating the first album.<\/p>\n
JC: What\u2019s it like juggling a music career, triple j radio show, and don\u2019t you have your own blog?<\/p>\n
NA: It’s a website I created with my friend called \u201cThe Pin\u201d. It’s not really that hard to juggle because they’re all kind of transient jobs, I think most musicians have a lot of jobs that they do all the time to maintain their creativity and creative outlook.<\/p>\n
JC: Does everyone in Saskwatch have creative input?<\/p>\n
NA: Well no, but I think that\u2019s in order to stop fighting. I think if everyone\u2019s putting their opinion in it would create a lot of turbulence. Liam our trumpeter\/guitarist that plays all the weird stuff writes everything and Rob who plays guitar at the front fine tunes everything and is more involved on the production side and making sure we sound tight. Obviously, everyone brings their own element to what they do in the band but it\u2019s definitely those two being the driving force behind everything.<\/p>\n
JC: What does surf music mean to you?<\/p>\n
NA: I know a lot of people like Tay Oskee talk about how they\u2019ve got ideas for songs when they\u2019ve been surfing and in the sea. I think there\u2019s always going to be a culture of music and surf.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
JC: Favourite Saskwatch record? NA: I really loved the release of our second album (Nosedive) to be honest with you. We had a really fun time recording it inside a converted church\/farmhouse in Queensland, completely isolated. It was the opposite of the experience we had creating the first album. JC: What\u2019s it like juggling a […]<\/p>\n