You sip on a glass of wine for a long time. That can apply to, like, relationships, you know, a good drink. And I was like, that can apply to so many areas in my life. And I was just sitting on my front porch thinking: And I was just like, man, I love a slow burn.
And I think anything that, like, puts me or any human outside of their, like, egotistical state of living is a really healthy thing every now and then - in moderation, obviously.” “Do you mind if I ask if it was mushrooms or LSD?” “It was LSD. I came up with the chorus on a spiritual journey, so to speak.” “O.K.” “Yeah. That’s what I love the most about the roots of the genre. If we burn it down and it takes all night.” “Country songs, historically, have always been about real life, they’ve been story songs. Taking my time, let the world turn.” “The song is definitely one of my most personal, for sure.” Singing: “I’m gonna do it my way. It’s, like, really fluffy.” Singing: “I’m all right with a slow burn. “Hello.” “Hey.” “My hair - I crimped it, and it feels like a poodle.
Using FaceTime interviews, demos and doodles, we show you how the track came together. Transcript How Kacey Musgraves Turned Country Music Psychedelic Kacey Musgraves took an LSD trip and returned with the concept for “Slow Burn,” a song that set the tone for her genre-bending country album.
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