'I love what we do, but this is not perhaps the healthiest way to live,' says Eric Nam, who called up his buddy SG Lewis to talk about the intensity of tour life.
are embarking on health kicks. The two musicians, both with ten years of touring under their belts, are asking the big questions: How do I maintain my health? How do I keep anxiety at bay? Nam—The Atlanta-born, Seoul-based singer—entered the K-Pop world in 2013 as a contestant of and quickly entered a splashy new world of screaming crowds and tour bus naps.
. I’ve been spending some time with the project and I would say it’s my favorite work from you. Of your albums, for me, it’s the one that’s resonated the most. How are you feeling about releasing the album, which is inherently more vulnerable, personal and perhaps honest than projects you’ve put out before.
LEWIS: I know, for myself anyway, the part of it that’s the most fulfilling is that creation moment, where you make something and you’re like, “Oh my god, this is great.” And that excitement around it is the part that makes the rest of the work worth it. NAM: It happened after we wrote “House on a Hill.” I’d started writing while I was in the middle of my last tour, and I feel like in order to write, as creatives, we need to go out and make mistakes and find love and fall apart and do all these things. But when I’m on tour, I’m pretty much only on tour. I’m working constantly. So it was the pandemic, then I was on tour for nine months straight and I was like, “I have nothing to really write about, I haven’t had many other experiences.
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