Pushkin.

My Hawk first became known to audiences as an actress, especially through her work in

Stranger Things and in film.

But she's been quietly building a parallel life as a songwriter of genuine depth.

Since her debut album, Blush, in 2020, she's released four records that are ever more reflective.

Mitreo Corso, her fourth album, arrives at a formative moment in Hock's life, following her marriage

to longtime musical collaborator Christian Lee Hudson.

The album's built around a central persona named Mitrea Corso,

who serves as a conduit for exploring themes of ego, ambition, and creation.

Recorded in Woodstock in New York City late last year,

the album's co-produced by Hudson and Jonathan Lowe,

with the album's artwork taken from

watercolor paintings made by Maya herself. On today's episode, recorded live from South by Southwest,

I sat down with Maya Hawk and husband and co-producer Christian Lee Hudson to talk about the making

of my Trey O'Corso. Together, they reflect on the development of their artistic lives separately, Maya

in New York and Christian, mostly in L.A., but also what it's like to come together as partners

in life, as well as music. This is Broken Record. Real musicians, real conversations.

This is an I-Heart podcast.

Guaranteed human.

Here's my interview with Maya Hock and Christian Lee Hudson, live from South by Southwest.

Hi, everyone.

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