Charlie Puth: The Rolling Stone Interview
Oct 08, 2022•57 min
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Summary
Charlie Puth discusses his new album 'Charlie,' detailing how past record label issues focusing solely on singles influenced his current approach to creating a cohesive body of work. He shares his natural adoption of TikTok for showcasing his production process, reflects on career-defining moments, including experiences with Ellen DeGeneres' label and the unexpected success of "See You Again," and explains how the pandemic provided crucial time for self-reflection and growth. Puth also delves into his unique production techniques, the influence of artists like Bruce Springsteen and Billy Joel, and the collaborative process behind hits like "Stay" and "Left and Right."Episode description
Puth reveals the songwriting secrets behind his new album 'Charlie,' plus why he finds his early work corny, getting (allegedly) ghosted by Ellen's label, being pranked by Bieber, loving Billy Joel and Bruce Springsteen, and much more in a revealing interview with host Brian Hiatt
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