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Wednesday, December 14, 2005
Email Paul Epworth your questions!
Paul Epworth is the producer of Bloc Party's debut album, 'Silent Alarm'. He has made a name for himself by producing albums for the likes of Maximo Park, The Futureheads and The Rakes. Not content with monopolising the art-rock fraternity, Epworth also puts out remixes under his 'Phones' guise.
In his own words: "I always wanted to make exciting music. The stuff that made the hairs on your neck stand on end. That magic factor that could be about a song, a sound, a voice, a rhythm, or just silence.........space......"
Do you want to know how he created the marching sound at the start of 'Price of Gasoline'? Or maybe you'd like to find out his tips for getting into the music business?
Send any questions you have for Paul to james@blocparty.com and I'll choose the best ones to ask to him! I believe there'll be some kind of prize for the best question. The resulting Q&A session will appear on the official Bloc Party fan space, Marshals.
Paul Epworth is the producer of Bloc Party's debut album, 'Silent Alarm'. He has made a name for himself by producing albums for the likes of Maximo Park, The Futureheads and The Rakes. Not content with monopolising the art-rock fraternity, Epworth also puts out remixes under his 'Phones' guise.
In his own words: "I always wanted to make exciting music. The stuff that made the hairs on your neck stand on end. That magic factor that could be about a song, a sound, a voice, a rhythm, or just silence.........space......"
Do you want to know how he created the marching sound at the start of 'Price of Gasoline'? Or maybe you'd like to find out his tips for getting into the music business?
Send any questions you have for Paul to james@blocparty.com and I'll choose the best ones to ask to him! I believe there'll be some kind of prize for the best question. The resulting Q&A session will appear on the official Bloc Party fan space, Marshals.
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