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How Kesha’s iPhone Played a Crucial Part in Making Her New Album, ‘Gag Order’ · Direct From Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest

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Speaker 1: Direct from Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest, even.
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Speaker 2: For famous artists whup officially made It's super producer Rick
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Speaker 2: Rubin's music studio, shang Ra Law in Malibu, California, is
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Speaker 2: the stuff of legend. The creative lab sits on pristine
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Speaker 2: property overlooking the Pacific Ocean, and countless iconic songs have
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Speaker 2: been recorded there over the years using its state of
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Speaker 2: the art gear. But when Kesha and Rick were hold
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Speaker 2: up there on her new album Gag Orders, she was
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Speaker 2: surprised to find Rick would often use the voice note
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Speaker 2: she'd recorded on her phone rather than the supposedly flawless
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Speaker 2: takes track there. She tells Rolling Stone, Rick Rubin has
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Speaker 2: access to the nicest microphones known to mankind, but there's
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Speaker 2: something about the purity and genuine nature of just recording
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Speaker 2: something with what you're holding in your hand on the fly,
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Speaker 2: in the moment. It just captures a magic that's not
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Speaker 2: always recreatable. And if Rick says it works, it does,
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Speaker 2: you don't question it. Gag Orders out Now
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Speaker 1: That's direct from Hollywood.