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Do you sometimes feel like you’re running out of creativity or have nothing left to say? If you need some creative energy, this episode with writer, poet, music enthusiast and critic Hanif Abdurraqib is for you.
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In this episode, we share 3 tips for staying creative while learning lessons from Hanif, as well as the musicians he interviews on his excellent Object of Sound podcast.
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Hey, you’re listening to the Creative Pep Talk podcast! I’m your host, Andy J. Pizza! Creative block can mean a lot of different things, but sometimes it’s a very real feeling or fear that you’re just empty. You have nothing more to say. You may feel like you’re repeating yourself or running out of ideas.
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Sufjan Stevens or Bjork, as well as fresh new voices on the music scene like Bartees Strange, for me Hanif represents the type of creator I want to be. He can still regularly bring new stories, insights or perspectives to each of his creative outlets. So I’m excited to pick a mastermind and figure out how to stay fulfilled as a creator when you’re doing so many different things now.
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So I recently had the privilege of sitting down and talking with the writer Hanif Abdurraqib, who I really like, and talking. Go shopping with her and find out how she stays so creative that she can do podcasts and write books and write poetry and speak and all these different things.
I also work a lot, apart from poetry. I just want to love. How do you stay inspired and excited and always feel like you have something really interesting to contribute? And, um, as we sat down, he was starting the latest season of his Object of Sound podcast.
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Now it will tell you something about the Sound Object. It’s a Sonos podcast where he interviews different musicians he likes and they have a creative conversation and I thought it would be cool to pair some of Hanif’s answers with clips that illustrate the points of his show.
These interviews are with artists that I really like or just episodes of shows that I find very inspiring and interesting. Small pieces that we can deepen through the perspective of our own creative practice.
Chapter One, A Missed Opportunity to Use Creative Source Material. Earlier this year I read her latest book, Little Devil in America, about black performers, black performances, and I was blown away by her ability to say very personal things about her life while researching and reading sources. former like Whitney Houston relationships.
Black audience or cultural features like the TV show Soul Train. I’ve seen this kind of use of source material in many different places throughout the creation and purchase history of many of my creative heroes. You know, guys like Sufi Stevens, who you’ll be hearing about soon with his country-inspired albums or his latest collaborative album.
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But I also feel this is a missed opportunity. In many creative practices we feel like we have to invent things ourselves, when we can inject research into the creative process and make it a big part of how we stay full and inspired. You know, on these shows I always encourage people to take inspiration from other mediums, and I’m not a musician, but I get so many creative ideas from the show.
And I think, first of all, we can talk about this idea of outside sources and source material. That’s, uh, a big theme in your episode with Sohan Stevens and Angela, uh, Augustine Day, and they talk a lot about the source material. Can you get in line to find out what this album is about and how the source material fits into it?
[00:08:12] Hanif Abdurraqib: Yes. It was an album where they wrote many songs inspired by the movies they watched. They’re like, you know, closeted and watching movies and doing a lot of stuff, making songs from, uh, inspired by the movies they’re watching. And uh, that’s interesting because I think Sushan is generally someone who is an outward looking creator.
You know, he was always a bit of a drag. A source outside of oneself. And it’s interesting to see him going to the cinema this time, and not to geography or literature or whatever. As for me, I’m someone who has always combined a lot of external sources into an external obsession to, uh, somehow create or continue a work.
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And so I, you know, I, I don’t know if I’m, uh, someone who believes that inspiration is everywhere, but I believe in a focused approach to obsession. This can create an infrastructure that breeds creativity. I’m reading
