Kasabian frontman Serge Pizzorno discusses his creative process and new album 'Act III' during a visit to his home studio in Leicestershire. He describes his current structured approach to music-making, contrasting it with his earlier more chaotic methods. The studio, nicknamed 'The Sergery,' features vintage synthesizers and artwork, with a focus on creating music that reflects personal relationships and artistic experimentation. Pizzorno previews tracks like 'Soulmate' and 'Say You (Closer)' which showcase his evolving style and collaboration with his wife, Amy.
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