'All the Instruments in the World': Jorge Drexler on His Bountiful New Album 'Tinta y Tiempo'

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'All the Instruments in the World': Jorge Drexler on His Bountiful New Album 'Tinta y Tiempo'
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For Uruguayan artist Jorge Drexler, time in lockdown helped him embrace collaboration and expand his horizons. The final product is 'Tinta y Tiempo,' a sublime peak in the musician's 30-year career.

Drexler says that he’s still searching for ways to rediscover the world and keep his creative process feeling new, something the album celebrates through songs such as the bright highlight “Cinturón Blanco.” “It’s not just a song about romance, but about maintaining a sense of surprise in long-term love,” he says. “There are a lot of songs about falling in love out there, but not so many about what happens to love over the years and across time.

All of that was exacerbated by the pandemic, which was a time of complete uncertainty. It made me lose my way, I couldn’t figure out which way was north. My reference points had always come from playing my music for other people — whether it was a live audience, my friends, my family, there had always been someone I could show my songs to in order to finish them and understand them more intimately. But because we were apart during the pandemic, it was like these songs never found a structure.

While the pandemic made it hard to connect with people in person, there are a lot of collaborations on this album., the collaborations were all at a distance because it was impossible to travel. When you’re going through something like a pandemic that we’ve never lived through before, your first impulse as a songwriter is to say, “I’m going to tell this story — the fear, the uncertainty, the masks, the distance, the screens.

A lot of the stories are about major life transitions — I thought a lot about the experience of becoming a parent, especially on “El Día que Estrenaste el Mundo.”

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