Madeon spoke out about his extraordinary sophomore album Good Faith and much more in a recent Reddit AMA, which addressed fan questions about production, visuals, underlying meanings and more.
Along with Good Faith came a great deal of self-discovery for Madeon. He expands on his journey here in a recent interview and dives into the themes and inspirations behind the album via Reddit below.
From Daft Punk influences to learning (and unlearning) new production tricks, Madeon covers it all. As a bonus, he reveals one of his favorite artists to work with (other than Porter Robinson) and his favorite collaboration to date. 
Read on below and dig through the full Reddit AMA here for more.
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Madeon Reddit AMA
Garagebasswobble: Do you think you could explain a little more about what some other themes and inspirations went into this album?
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impyreane: i wanted to ask about heavy with hoping !! that song really really stuck out to me and im fully in love with it. how did that song come together and how was working with audra mae?
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feastandexist: Three questions for ya: 3 years ago you tweeted this. What was ‘THAT song’? What made you decide this was going to be an ‘artist’ album instead of a ‘producer’ album? How involved was Porter Robinson in the feedback process? Did he contribute to any of the songs in some way?
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Circa923: GF is brilliant, thanks for the tunes 🙂 One of my initial observations was how much the album feels “live” already, and almost like it’s a rock album from the future based on some of the instrumentation and production choices. Was there a focus you can share with us on your vision for the instrumentation and production?
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somecat225: Hello!! How long ago did you start planning the visuals for GFL, and how did you choose them?
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OfficialJeremyXY: What was the song that took you the longest to write? Who were the kids in the choir you recorded? Was there a daft punk influence on the song Miracle?
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Miles5x5: Are there any artists that you’ve worked with over time that you’ve enjoyed the most? What’s your favorite collab song?
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