Mike Williams said ( about Jack Antonoff ) : “He started getting mystery projects from his producer friend, Jack Antonoff, and they would just come to us labeled kind of just like ‘for Rob’ or ‘Project X.’ Then he’d be like, ‘Hey, I got to track violin over this. Can we book an hour or two?’ So, he come in, record for an hour or two, and then I’d send them off into the ether never know where they went,”

wwlp Friday, August 14, 2020 6:41:00 PM EAT

Mike Williams said ( about Jack Antonoff ) : “He started getting mystery projects from his producer friend, Jack Antonoff, and they would just come to us labeled kind of just like ‘for Rob’ or ‘Project X.’ Then he’d be like, ‘Hey, I got to track violin over this. Can we book an hour or two?’ So, he come in, record for an hour or two, and then I’d send them off into the ether never know where they went,”

wkbn Friday, August 14, 2020 5:57:00 PM EAT

Natalie Maines says ( about Jack Antonoff ) : “What I learned from these writers and from working with Jack was building the track as you write,” “And it was so helpful – it just opened up a million more ideas for melody, for more rhythmic, percussive phrasing. I can’t imagine going back to writing with an acoustic guitar”

independent-UK Saturday, July 25, 2020 8:59:00 AM EAT

Mike Williams said ( about Jack Antonoff ) : “He started getting mystery projects from his producer friend, Jack Antonoff, and they would just come to us labeled kind of just like ‘for Rob’ or ‘Project X.’ Then he’d be like, ‘Hey, I got to track violin over this. Can we book an hour or two?’ So, he come in, record for an hour or two, and then I’d send them off into the ether never know where they went,”

wwlp Friday, August 14, 2020 6:41:00 PM EAT

Mike Williams said ( about Jack Antonoff ) : “He started getting mystery projects from his producer friend, Jack Antonoff, and they would just come to us labeled kind of just like ‘for Rob’ or ‘Project X.’ Then he’d be like, ‘Hey, I got to track violin over this. Can we book an hour or two?’ So, he come in, record for an hour or two, and then I’d send them off into the ether never know where they went,”

wkbn Friday, August 14, 2020 5:57:00 PM EAT

Natalie Maines says ( about Jack Antonoff ) : “What I learned from these writers and from working with Jack was building the track as you write,” “And it was so helpful – it just opened up a million more ideas for melody, for more rhythmic, percussive phrasing. I can’t imagine going back to writing with an acoustic guitar”

independent-UK Saturday, July 25, 2020 8:59:00 AM EAT