The stilted conversation has fed the narrative that grew up around the last couple of Strokes albums. People say the music makes it obvious you all hate one another.
I wonder which chords are making people think that. Man, I might be just too much in the bubble to comment. The way I see it is so different. Because we played the first album live, maybe, is what people are talking about. No, I will. Indulge me. The lost art of deep listening: Choose an album. Lose the phone. Close your eyes. How to keep Coronavirus stress at bay: Listen, really listen, to your favorite albums, front to back, without distraction.
Does something like the coronavirus crisis set your artistic mind in motion? Or do you shut down creatively? But long-term, who knows? It might just be sinking in now and come out in a year or five years from now. A similar kind of threat to your reality. Not ideal. But then again, who knows? Is there something about the American mindset that makes it tough to sell a stay-at-home order? Do you understand the statistics of it? I have kids, so that made it easier to be serious about it.
It highlights, unfortunately, that people are selfish. Is that something you think about when you perform, write music, go about life? Seeing yourself from the outside and knowing what people expect of you? And does it influence the way you operate, or is it something you keep out of your mind as much as possible? But when you achieve success at such a young age, how do you not get caught up in that?
Or do you feel like you did, at some point, and then you moved back from it? The first years of success are a little hazy because of alcohol. I like to still hang out in bars, weirdly. I copy and paste the ten most cruel comments, and I read them out loud as I cry into the mirror and put on clown makeup.
I like working on music, I like working on political stuff, I like writing and reading, I like playing shows. The first time I went on tour, I thought it was amazing—like, Oh, my God, this is a paid vacation. I got too burnt out, psychologically. So I want to work at home. In Venice Beach. My kids were in L. I have all my work set up in L. But I try to be near the kids as much as possible. It took me a long time to realize that. I just like being near the sound of the water.
It almost reminds me of what St. Marks Place used to feel like, but on the water. I love it there. Is it weird to get older in your profession?
And are you aware that the kids love you? Well, the magic show happens in the music, too. The drums sounding good in the song is a form of magic show.
But for what purpose are you triggering that reaction? Is it to get people to buy a toxic toothpaste? Or is it for people to vote for Maya Wiley? Or is it just for people to have thoughts and feelings? Music can also be a sense-memory thing, beyond its utility for positive change.
Though I admit the toxic toothpaste thing is not good. No, no. He explained that he believed in what we were doing and I just felt that energy, that same energy you were talking about. He has good taste, and, whatever ideas I had, he was down. Working with people who are cool and easy and have good taste is one of the greatest luxuries. Like, when people like Maya Wiley call me. Kathryn Garcia? Garcia is very competent. But I would definitely dedicate myself. That would be my primary job for sure.
Wait, this is a big announcement. If you want Julian in public service, elect Maya! Please do. I was honestly going to say no to this interview, but then I started thinking about the Maya thing. I liked Andrew Yang. I thought he was a nice guy. Mayor of New York is unfortunately not the avenue, especially with Maya being in the mix. But I think the D. They probably thought of him as some token nonwhite person, and then he turned out to actually have traction, and that kind of scared them, so they tried to kind of quietly push him away.
On the topic of New York, somebody sent me this picture , on Reddit, that shows a tween you at some sort of event with Ivanka and Donald Trump. Did you see that? The source added that the new couple, who met during one of the band's US tours, 'have been getting really close for months and now they're pretty inseparable.
In fact, they've been spotted out together at some big event and concerts over the last several months before the coronavirus pandemic hit a fever pitch in March.
Leading man: Julian is seen performing at Lollapalooza in Chicago in August They're back! Casablancas and his band The Strokes just released their sixth studio album, The New Abnormal on April 10; it's their first full-length studio album release since Casablancas and Joslin, who was previously The Stroke's assistant manager, were married in and share two children together: Cal, 10, and Zephyr, five.
Out of respect for his family, he will not be discussing this aspect of his persona life any further. It is their first full-length studio album since 's Comedown Machine. Co-parenting: Casablancas, seen during a UK show in February , and Joslin split more than a year ago after 15 years of marriage; they share two sons together.
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