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Music Saved Me : Hit Songwriter and Producer Sam Hollander on Crafting Chart-Topping Hits for Panic at the Disco, Weezer and Train-Replay

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Join Lynn Hoffman for an inspiring conversation with Grammy-nominated songwriter and producer Sam Hollander, the creative force behind some of the biggest hits in modern rock and pop music. From Panic! At The Disco’s “High Hopes” to Weezer’s “Beverly Hills” and Train’s “Hey, Soul Sister,” Sam Hollander has shaped the sound of multiple generations.

In this compelling episode, Sam Hollander shares his journey from playing in bands to becoming one of the music industry’s most sought-after hitmakers. Discover how he developed his distinctive approach to songwriting, the collaborative process behind creating chart-topping anthems, and the personal struggles and triumphs that have fueled his creativity throughout his career.

Sam opens up about the transformative power of music and resilience in his own life, discussing the moments when music became his salvation and how those experiences inform his work with artists today. He reveals insider stories about crafting memorable hooks, working with diverse artists across genres, and navigating the evolution of the music business from the early 2000s to the streaming era.

Whether you’re an aspiring songwriter, music industry professional, or simply fascinated by the creative process behind the songs that define our lives, this conversation offers invaluable insights into the art and craft of hit songwriting. Sam’s candid reflections on perseverance, artistic integrity, and the healing nature of music make this a must-listen episode.

Tune in to hear how music saved Sam Hollander—and how his songs continue to save countless others around the world.

 

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