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Flyte on commodification, British repression, and conveyer belts.

Flyte on commodification, British repression, and conveyer belts.

Update: 2025-10-29
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Flyte are the British duo of songwriters Will Taylor and Nicolas Hill, who started creating together in grade school before signing to a major label (Island Records), leaving that for indie labels (Nettwerk), working with producers such as Ethan Johns, and collaborating with the likes of The Staves, Laura Marling, and Madison Cunningham. We talk with them about a lot of the inner workings of their songwriting practice and approach to record making, classic British emotional repression, coping, creative confusion, commodification, and a whole lot more.

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All music written, performed, and produced by Aaron Shafer-Haiss.


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Flyte on commodification, British repression, and conveyer belts.

Flyte on commodification, British repression, and conveyer belts.

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