Aug 11, 2026 · 11 min · 10 segments
Synthony 2027 is going to be awesome, but don't just take our word for it - Joel from LAB called in to share in the excitement of the first line up announcement, which includes them sharing the stages…
Joel ShadboltGuest
Bec SandysHost
So when you're in the studio and you say that you're writing, is there a process that's, like what is the process when you're writing songs? Do you kind of lay down the music and then someone adds the vocals or are you kind of working in together? Yeah.
It changes depending on what you kind of, you know, for us, it's never the same.
Like Miharu might come in with a cool progression on the piano and he'd be like, bang, bang, bang, and then we kind of build something around that.
Brad's very much, he's got this vision of being able to hear a progression and then hear the whole band's, like, you know, he's got that kind of, like, Being able to see things far further down the track than a normal musician.
We always kind of like try and put the song into a practical sense straight away.
So when you're in the studio and you say that you're writing, is there a process that's, like what is the process when you're writing songs? Do you kind of lay down the music and then someone adds the vocals or are you kind of working in together? Yeah.
It changes depending on what you kind of, you know, for us, it's never the same.
Like Miharu might come in with a cool progression on the piano and he'd be like, bang, bang, bang, and then we kind of build something around that.
Brad's very much, he's got this vision of being able to hear a progression and then hear the whole band's, like, you know, he's got that kind of, like, Being able to see things far further down the track than a normal musician.
We always kind of like try and put the song into a practical sense straight away.
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