Howard Jones On Synths, Stardom, And Staying Authentic
About this episode
Howard Jones discusses his electronic pop career, the balance of technology and live performance, and the importance of authenticity in music.
We sit down with Howard Jones to talk about the long arc of an electronic pop career that stays grounded in optimism, craft, and real human connection. He shares how he balances evolving music technology with live performance energy, and why authenticity is still the thing audiences can feel. • writing new music while still touring and chasing the next creative spark • blending great playing with smart technology for a powerful live show • building songs around big questions...
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