Episode 3: Induction

Episode 4: Retention

Some things are impossible to say out loud.

WHAT YOU ARE TO ME
©2026 Brian Hazard (ASCAP)

You’ll never know what you are to me
What you are to me
I’ve never been one for honesty
One for honesty
(you’ll never know)

You’re such an impossibility
An anomaly

Bite your lip
Stomp the ground
Paint the sky
Spin around
How we conjure this playground that we share
Close your eyes
I’ll be hiding somewhere

Someday I may tell you everything
Tell you everything
Embarrassed to stroke your angel wings
Stroke your angel wings
(someday I might)

What You Are to Me

In this installment of Sound Advice, we speak to indie electronic producer, DJ and singer-songwriter TEED. After bursting onto the scene with his acclaimed 2012 debut album, ‘Trouble,’ it took him a decade to release a second album — but in that time, the LA-based musician did a lot of DJing, remixes and collaborations, including writing for artists like BANKS, SG Lewis, Mark Ronson, The Blessed Madonna and Nelly Furtado. Fresh off the release of his third album, ‘Always With Me,’ on his own Nice Age label, TEED joins us for an in-depth conversation about his studio practice, how he uses SoundCloud, techniques for getting out of a songwriting rut and much more.

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Sound Advice: TEED

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