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Comment on Lessons in Creativity from Rick Rubin: Focus on Your Art, Not the Audience by Betty White
['Colin Marshall']
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If you’ve heard Run‑D.M.C.‘s Raising Hell, Rage Against the Machine’s self-titled debut, Johnny Cash’s American Recordings, or Adele’s 21, you’ve heard the work of Rick Rubin.
Yet even if you’ve listened closely to every song on which he’s been credited as a producer over the past 45 years, you may have trouble pinning down what, exactly, the work of Rick Rubin is.
One of the most surprising points to which Rubin returns again and again is that the best art is never made to please an audience.
Think back to your first encounter with your very favorite albums, films, or books, and you’ll realize the truth of Rubin’s words.
He’s the author of the newsletter Books on Cities as well as the books 한국 요약 금지 (No Summarizing Korea) and Korean Newtro.