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Jack Antonoff of Bleachers on his “favourite band” Wolf Alice: “I love them and I’m happy they’re making music”
*Manifesting the collab of our dreams*
When you’re in the midst of helping Lorde on her eagerly-awaited new album ‘Solar Power’, releasing your own fab third record, and being at the top of the pop producing world - what do you listen to in your downtime?
Well, for Bleachers’ Jack Antonoff there’s only one answer. His favourite band Wolf Alice, of course.
Chatting to us for the cover feature of our August 2021 issue, we asked who would be next on his dream collab list, having already ticked off Taylor, Lana, St. Vincent, Clairo, and loads of others…
“I could tell you people I love, but I might not love where they’re going and they might not love me going there with them,” he began.
“That said, my favourite band is Wolf Alice. That doesn’t even mean I’d be good at working with them. It just means I love them and I’m happy they’re making music.”
‘Blue Weekend’ pop follow-up, anyone?
Read the full feature with Bleachers in our August 2021 issue, which is out now.
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