
In the latest episode of Off the Record, Riley Green sits down with host Lisa Konicki for a conversation that begins with the reality of fame, including AI-generated stories about his family, before turning to AI in songwriting. Green insists real country music has to come from lived experience, not a machine: "I feel like that's a really lazy way to try to create something."Throughout the show, Green gets to dig into his new album, That's Just Me, touching on the album’s name, its mix of autobiographical and co-written songs, and standout collaborations— including honoring the late Toby Keith on "Think As You Drunk" with a Keith vocal snippet, that Green calls "a perfect little surprise, tip of the cap, and a great little moment in the song."Listeners also get a look at Green’s favorite classic country songs, his family roots, and his current stint on The Voice. The episode is a personal discussion that lives up to its Off the Record name.Let’s go Off the Record with Riley Green. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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