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Blue Tears (Interview With Tremendiss)

with Feed The Family & Blue Hill Bill & Tremendiss

Tremendiss on producing Blue Tears for BlueHillBill: how it started, the soulful sound, picking features and his process.

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  1. The Serpent Tongue

    When did you two start working on this album? And who reached out to who for it?

    Tremendiss

    Bill actually reached out to me sometime last year. I sent over a batch of beats, and he gravitated toward the ones that really connected with him.

  2. The Serpent Tongue

    Was there a specific sound you wanted to create specifically for Bluehill?

    Tremendiss

    From the start, I felt his voice would shine over soulful and stripped-down production. That was the vibe I focused on when putting together beats for him.

  3. The Serpent Tongue

    What’s your process when working on a whole album worth of production? Or is it different for each record?

    Tremendiss

    When I'm producing for an artist, I usually picture their flow, cadence, and vocal tone in my head first. Then I build the music around that vision so everything feels natural and tailored to them. So far, it's all happened pretty organically.

  4. The Serpent Tongue

    Is there a process to how you choose the features for a record? Do you just listen to certain instrumentals and go ‘yeah this guy would suit this’ or is it something else?

    Tremendiss

    The collaborations usually come from artists we already have relationships with and who we feel can bring something special to the track.

  5. The Serpent Tongue

    Was there a specific beat on here that you found either most fun to make or equally more challenging to get right than you expected?

    Tremendiss

    Honestly, I enjoy the entire beat-making process. Every track has its own creative spark, so I don't really look at one as being more fun or challenging than another.

  6. The Serpent Tongue

    After making so many records and songs over the years, how do you maintain such high quality and make sure your music doesn’t end up being stale or lacklustre?

    Tremendiss

    I try not to overthink that side of things. At the end of the day, I'm focused on making the kind of music I'd want to listen to myself. If it resonates with others, that's a bonus.

  7. The Serpent Tongue

    If you were stuck on a stranded island and could only keep 2 albums with you for the rest of your life from any genre or artist/band what would you choose?

    Tremendiss

    Big pun capital punishment and a Teodoro Reyes sentimientos.

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