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"It’s not just a phase mum!" Welcome to another edition of The BIG Sound Machine podcast - this episode featuring a conversation with Ravi Amruth about his 10 years in the making debut album Tracks to Lay Down On, but covering much more stuff in the process. Like what you say? (Did you say?)... Like how his long song titles and use of parenthesis are inspired by Fall Out Boy and Panic! at the Disco influences. The discovery that a chorus is a group of people. That, apart from a couple of bits he played and recorded all the instruments on the album. That it's tempting to move on when you've finished making something but you also want to honour what you've created. And why digital streaming can really throw a spanner in the works when you've spent ages working out crossfades between tracks. All that, and how Ravi really didn't rip off David Bowie. Unmissable I'd say. Find and follow Ravi here: Website Facebook Spotify Find out more about the podcast and and upload tracks for The BIG Sound Machine Radio Show at bigsoundmachine online. A Froody Music Production, presented and produced by Martin Lumsden. Theme G-Force by Metronaut from the album To The Moon. www.martintheproducer.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/martin-lumsden/message