What podcasts say about Skylar Grey
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What Skylar Grey has said on podcasts
14 statements · 7 positive · 5 negative · 2 mixed
AI currently cannot write music with comparable emotional depth
“I don't think it's capable of writing stuff with this much emotion yet”
Open the episode · #2504 - Skylar GreyListen at 1:24
Technological advances, including AI, provide tools for creatives to express their visions
“To me, I see them as just tools that creatives can use to get their vision across.”
Open the episode · #2504 - Skylar GreyListen at 2:56
AI-generated music quality will improve because the technology is new
“It's only going to get better, you know, Cuz it's so new.”
Open the episode · #2504 - Skylar GreyListen at 3:57
AI will increase appreciation for human-made art, nuance, and imperfection
“I think it'll make us value real human made art more and value like nuance and mistakes”
Open the episode · #2504 - Skylar GreyListen at 5:59
Dry farming makes grapevine roots grow deeper and can increase flavor
“it makes the vines struggle in a good way, so it makes them reach deeper. Like, the. The roots reach deeper into the ground, and so you get more, like, flavor”
Open the episode · #2504 - Skylar GreyListen at 44:10
Glass Rock Cabernet is harvested earlier for lower-sugar, lower-alcohol, delicate wine
“we're picking a little bit earlier, lower sugars, lower alcohol. It's really delicious. Delicate, beautiful wine.”
Open the episode · #2504 - Skylar GreyListen at 45:51
Living in Los Angeles harmed Skylar Grey’s creativity
“living in LA really ruined my creativity.”
Open the episode · #2504 - Skylar GreyListen at 51:26
Extended Tetris play can cause people to perceive falling game shapes
“if you play Tetris for too long, you start seeing like the shapes falling, you hallucinate, basically.”
Open the episode · #2504 - Skylar GreyListen at 56:24
Maintaining eye contact supposedly prevents mountain lions from attacking
“apparently, like, eye contact with a mountain lion, like, they won't attack.”
Open the episode · #2504 - Skylar GreyListen at 1:00:54
- on Self-imposed pressure in songwritingNegativeMay 22, 2026· The Joe Rogan Experience: Protect Our Parks
Self-imposed pressure suppresses Skylar Grey’s songwriting creativity.
“because I put that pressure on myself, it kind of shut down my creativity and it made it really hard for me to do that.”
Open the episode · #2504 - Skylar GreyListen at 1:35:01
Less effort tends to produce better songs than intensive overthinking.
“The songs that, like, take less effort tend to be the better songs. And the songs that I slave over to try to get them better, perfect and overthink, they end up doing nothing.”
Open the episode · #2504 - Skylar GreyListen at 1:40:25
Songwriters should balance allowing inspiration with deliberately making time.
“I can't force it, but I also can't be lazy and, like, just avoid it completely”
Open the episode · #2504 - Skylar GreyListen at 1:42:12
Regular songwriting practice makes songwriting easier for Skylar Grey.
“it's also kind of like a muscle, like, songwriting for me. Once I get into a songwriting zone, it's like, coming, like, way easier all the time.”
Open the episode · #2504 - Skylar GreyListen at 1:48:10
Skylar Grey aims to release one album annually rather than every five years.
“My goal in regards to that is to put out an album every year instead of every five years.”
Open the episode · #2504 - Skylar GreyListen at 1:54:53
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