Soundbreaking is the new PBS doco series by the late great producer, George Martin, who is best known for his influential work with the Beatles. The series is a collection of stories about some of the greatest records of all time, with unprecedented insight into their creation.
Watch Justin Vernon and St. Vincent talking about their recording processes on the new doco series created George Martin, Soundbreaking.
The series’ second episode, Painting With Sound, features Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon talking about his recording process and the making of his breakthrough debut record, For Emma, Forever Ago. There are even a few shots of his studio space and some wise words from St. Vincent about bedroom recording.
Watch the clip below:
The Painting With Sound episode also features interviews with Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, producers Rick Rubin and Tony Visconti, Elton John, Nigel Godrich who is best known for his work with Radiohead, Beck, tUnE-yArDs, the Eurythmics, and more.
via Pitchfork.
Soundbreaking is being aired by Channel Nine in Australia. Check their website for more details on when you can watch it.
