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Switched On Pop | Jacob Collier on staying creative and his 646 track song "All I Need"
A podcast breaking down the music of pop hits.
Switched On Pop
Published 20 June 2020
Jacob Collier

Pop music surrounds us, but how often do we really listen to what we’re hearing? Switched on Pop is the podcast that pulls back the curtain on pop music. Each episode, join musicologist Nate Sloan and songwriter Charlie Harding as they reveal the secret formulas that make pop songs so infectious. By figuring out how pop hits work their magic, you’ll fall in love with songs you didn’t even know you liked.

Quarantined in his family’s music room, musician Jacob Collier has been remarkably productive.

Known for his polymathic musical talents, Collier has used this time to reflect on, and release new music. His latest song “All I Need”, was created with new technology that let him record remotely with his collaborators Mahalia and Ty Dolla $ign.

The song is uplifting. It modulates into arcane keys that evoke the euphoria of newfound love. Collier’s also been convening live streams with artists like Tori Kelly and Chris Martin where Collier seemingly defies the laws of physics to collaborate, in time, over long-distance video chat. Collier is a hopeful voice, demonstrating how music can boost our spirits in dark times.

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