The National’s Matt Berninger On Ego, Collaboration, and Slowing Down
The Daily Stoic19 Joulu 2020

The National’s Matt Berninger On Ego, Collaboration, and Slowing Down

On today’s podcast, Ryan talks to the lead singer of indie rock band The National about the false glamour of the rock n’ roll lifestyle, staying creative during the pandemic, and how he has sustained a successful career in the music industry.

After quitting a career in advertising in his thirties, Berninger went on to form The National in 1999. The band has released several critically acclaimed albums, including Boxer and the Grammy-nominated Trouble Will Find Me. In October he released his debut solo album, Serpentine Prison.

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