Hey, I'm Brian Hyatt, and this is Rolling Stone, Music Now.

A couple weeks ago on this podcast, we talk with Siza about her great album, SOS, which came

out at the end of last year,

Maca Burakante joined me for that conversation.

If you missed it, you should definitely go check it out.

And S-O-S is still at the top of the charts that spent six weeks at number one.

And I'm not surprised.

It's a pretty triumphant pop album.

She does everything on it.

There's big rock songs, big pop moments,

great R&B songs.

It turns out she raps really well.

It's a pretty complete experience.

So I thought we dig back into the making of SOS and talk with three of SIS's collaborators.

To start out, we'll hear from the producer-songwriter Rodney Jurgens, who is of course a total legend he's worked with

Beyoncé and Michael Jackson and a million other people we've spoken to him before in this

podcast and then we'll talk with Rob Beisel who engineered the whole album and also made the leap to

producer and songwriter on a bunch of tracks. And finally we'll hear from

another key collaborator Carter Lang who played with Siz Alive, worked on her previous album Control, as well as this one.

He is a multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and producer.

He's also worked with Omar Apollo, Post Malone, Mac Miller, and a bunch of other people. But again, to start our journey through

the making of S. S. S. S. S. Let's hear from Rodney Jerkins.

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