Pushkin.

Charlie Puth is a singer-songwriter whose knowledge of pop music runs deeper than your

average chart-topper. He studied music production and engineering at Berkeley College of

Music and first gained

widespread attention in 2015 with his ubiquitous single, See You Again, a collaboration with

Wiz Khalifa for the Furious Seven soundtrack. That song earned him his first Grammy nomination.

In fact, three of them. Since then, he's released hits like attention we don't talk anymore and one call away

we'll also writing and producing for other artists including co-writing and co-producing stay for the kiddleroy

and justin beber his fourth album his latest whatever's clever comes out next month and as he'll reveal

in this episode is his most honest and personal work

to date. On today's episode, I'll speak with Charlie about making whatever's clever in the process

of recording a song with Michael McDonald and Kenny Loggins. He also discusses the sly way he

convinced Kenny G to appear on the album and sits down at the piano to demonstrate how gospel

chords always have found their way into pop music, revealing the harmonic foundations that shape

his songwriting.

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Here's my interview with Charlie Poof.

Head over to YouTube.com slash broken record podcast if you want to see the video.

The new album is really, really good.

Well, thanks.

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