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Erik Swann

Jeremy Renner Opens Up About How It Felt Recording His New Album In The Aftermath Of His Snowplow Accident

Jeremy Renner smiling in Rennervations.

Around this time last year, Jeremy Renner was reportedly receiving “excellent care” after being involved in a snowplow accident. Renner shared updates throughout the months that followed, later even revealing that he broke dozens of bones as a result of being hit and run over by the massive vehicle. Today, the star is doing much better and is getting back into his work. Aside from his acting gigs, he’s also diving further into the realm of music by releasing a new album that just hit shelves. Now, he’s getting candid about what it was like recording the musical compilation and pouring the emotions he felt after his accident into the work. 

Love and Titanium is the latest music-related endeavor to be produced by the 53-year-old Oscar-nominated actor. He explained that the process of creating the album started when he got together with some friends. From there, they truly began to lay the groundwork for what the tracks would be, by the sounds of it. What resulted, as he explained to People, was a “cathartic” experience, and it sounds like the Avengers alum didn’t hold back from drawing from what he went through in early 2023: 

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