Robert Larrabee Interview: Experience, Instinct, and Letting Music Speak First

After more than four decades of performance, Robert Larrabee speaks about music with the calm certainty of someone who has lived inside it rather than circling it from a distance. In this interview, he reflects on knowing when a song has reached its natural conclusion, the quiet instinct that tells him it is ready to be released, and how emotion often dictates the musical direction long before genre enters the picture. He discusses writing shaped by love, loss, faith, and everyday human pressure, alongside the responsibility he feels toward listeners who bring their own lives to his work. From early years on the performance circuit to his latest festive single, Larrabee opens up about intention, connection, and why creating music remains an act of service rather than ambition. It is a thoughtful conversation about feeling, purpose, and letting songs find their people. You’ve got new releases on the horizon. How do you know when a song is ready to leave your hands and head out into the world, especially after living with music for as long as you have? Yes! I actually have a new release on all internet music stores. It dropped on December 24th at 8 a.m. The […]

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