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Stop Making Sense :: Luke Dick - Songwriter, Documentarian, & Philosopher
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Behind a quaint house in East Nashville is a private studio where Luke Dick , his dog Monster, and I had a conversation about Luke’s recent happenings. Besides having major cuts from artists like Eric Church, Miranda Lambert, Ryan Beaver, Charlie Worsham, Dierks Bently, Kip Moore, and The Cadillac Three, Luke is filming his first documentary about his unconventional childhood called Red Dog. On top of that, Luke is the front man for his band, Republican Hair. In this episode we talk about philosophy and music. Luke even breaks down his biggest cuts and shares the challenges of writing those hits you love. Have you ever wondered how to find your place in a co-write situation, or ever struggled to share your ideas? Luke helps us breakdown his survival mentality when it comes to success. Get a sneak peek of Republican Hair's and Luke's music from this episode. Visit iTunes, Spotify, Amazon, The Google Play store, or www.republicanhair.org to download Republican Hair’s newest track, “Miss Prince”.
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