Patrick Watson on the inspiration for his latest album, Wave

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Montreal singer-songwriter Patrick Watson joined Tom Power in the q studio to open up about grief, having to start over and learning to let go. cbc.ca/1.5315186
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3 окт 2024

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@LowrieMusic 5 лет назад

This was a really great interview. I only know Patrick Watson (the band) for the music, I don't know anything Patrick Watson (the person) - and this is probably exactly the type of fan he'd want. However, seeing him in this interview and hearing him speak for the first time I can't help but feel that I've become a bigger supporter of PW. Lighthouse changed my life, Adventures In Your Own Backyard changed it some more, Love Songs for Robots blew me away and now Wave has completely encompassed my heart. Keep it coming

@siraathenaz5616 4 года назад

I feel the same way completely. Just listening to his thoughts on it and everything just... Like his music is heaven and I related so much to the lyrics and now, I can relate to the musician too. It makes me so happy and I almost want to cry lol.

@yogeshsinkar6780 3 года назад

What song are they talking about in the beginning ?

@mauricelamain1978 Год назад

@@yogeshsinkar6780 i gues dream for dreaming, with the puppet singing, one of my favourite songs from him

@reginascarlata458 5 лет назад

I'm here because I noticed he was on the headline for The Cinematic Orchestra who is coming to my home town. Jesus, I love this man. I knew that his music hit a familiar nerve in me, pushing me through the other side of grief and into the wave. Thank you.