In the studio with Kasabian: 'We never thought we'd see success again'
Summary
Kasabian's lead singer, Serge Pizzorno, shared details about his home studio and the band's upcoming ninth album, *Act III*. He described his focused, distraction-free work routine and highlighted the album’s melodic style with songs designed for audience participation.Key Facts
- Serge Pizzorno records in a home studio located in the countryside of Leicestershire.
- The studio is nicknamed "The Sergery" and contains vintage synthesizers and musical instruments.
- Kasabian’s new album, *Act III*, will be released in 10 days from the interview date.
- Pizzorno prefers working for four to five hours a day with no snacks or phone distractions.
- The album contains a mix of melodic songs with strong choruses and unusual musical twists inspired by 1960s music.
- Songs like “Soulmate” and “Say You (Closer)” feature harmonies and are meant to encourage audience singing during live performances.
- The band’s live shows include interactive moments for the crowd.
- Pizzorno appreciates structured work compared to the early, chaotic days of the band.
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