Gwen Stefani isn’t one for numbers, which may put her at odds with other artists.
Stefani, 54, recently opened up about the challenges she faces in her music career, especially when it comes to working with songwriters.
In a candid conversation with Nylon earlier this month, the former sound The judge expressed her frustration with the changing dynamics of the music industry, where she found herself at odds with popular writers who prioritized formulaic hits over creative expression.
Looking back on her experience, Stephanie says, “A lot of the popular writers I worked with started writing in a very different way than I did.”
She highlights this disconnect, noting that some writers focus too much on technical aspects like syllable counting rather than organic creativity. “Why are you counting syllables?” she questions, emphasizing the importance of authenticity in songwriting.
Despite her creative approach, the “No Doubt” singer admits she’s guilty of straying from the mainstream path.
“I almost feel guilty about it… like I have to justify my actions or feel bad that I’m doing this,” she admitted. However, she remains steadfastly true to her artistic vision, expressing her determination to continue pursuing her passion. “I want to achieve my goals…I still want to contribute,” she affirmed.
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