ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Tobi LaCroix, a remarkable young talent in the world of pop music, joins us this week to share his journey into songwriting and composition. Starting at the tender age of four, Tobi has quickly risen in the indie pop scene, captivating audiences with relatable lyrics and catchy melodies.
Pop music is not brain dead.
Tobi LaCroix said the quiet part out loud: simple is harder than complex, and derivative doesn’t mean lazy.
Have you ever loved a song because it just hits. Save this for the next time someone acts like pop is “easy.” This conversation dives into the difficult objective of creating hooks and lyrics that resonate.
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