Houndmouth's Matt Myers on writing from happiness for new album Lordy
Contentment has a bad reputation in rock and roll, but Matt Myers is challenging that. The Houndmouth frontman says the band's upcoming album 'Lordy' was fueled by reciprocated love and genuine happiness at home, proving that peace doesn't have to kill creativity.
It's a refreshing angle that got the music community on boop thinking. We're used to heartbreak records, but what about the ones born from joy? Share an album that caught you off guard because the artist wrote it from a genuinely happy place.
For Houndmouth's upcoming album Lordy, frontman Matt Myers says he's drawing inspiration from a new source: reciprocated love and contentment at home. He notes that being happy doesn't have to mean the end of creativity.
What's an album that surprised you because the artist wrote it from a happy place?
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Source: Rolling Stone https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/houndmouth-matt-myers-interview-lordy-1235653878/
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