Bailey Pickles built an audience of 1.8M by playing (basically) any song on the spot, just by listening, having never practiced it beforehand. At 22 he has already composed Apple's 50th anniversary, Beast Games Season 2 and the largest light show in the Southern Hemisphere - Vivid Sydney.

Bailey's powerful storytelling stems from having his pulse on both music and social media, and has pulled in names most 22-year-olds never get near: Bear Grylls, Guy Sebastian, Onefour, Dermot Kennedy, MrBeast, and even Hans Zimmer.

In this conversation, Bailey and Braith discuss:

◼ The difference between perfect pitch and relative pitch, and why anyone can achieve the second one
◼ The 4 chords behind roughly 95% of every hit song ever written
◼ Why he almost quit music entirely after switching to songwriting
◼ How one social post got him a 1am call from the executive producer of Beast Games
◼ Why celebrities from Bear Grylls to Guy Sebastian text Bailey regularly
◼ The live TV moment that got Hans Zimmer's team to call him
◼ What luxury sounds like, and why BYD sounds like quiet power
◼ Why he thinks AI music could replace most Spotify artists inside 5 years
◼ How to make a song with three random notes on the spot (live demo!)

Follow Bailey Pickles:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/baileypickles/?hl=enTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@baileypickles?lang=en

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bailey-pickles-08469a204/

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