Quote by Alison Krauss

Being in the studio is a really romantic time.

Being in the studio is a really romantic time.

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This quote suggests that being in the studio is a special and sentimental experience. It implies that there is a sense of excitement, inspiration, and creativity associated with working in a studio setting. The word "romantic" here could be interpreted as an emotional attachment or an appreciation for the artistry and passion that arises from the studio environment. It emphasizes the unique and positive atmosphere that artists or creators often feel while engaged in their creative process within a studio.

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