Sarah Blasko Interview
I don’t have regrets as such. There are things I question why I did that, but I don’t think I would call them regrets. The moments where I feel like I’ve come close to regretting something have been the moments where I haven’t followed that voice, and I’ve done things to please other people. So I think I would just go back and reiterate that one.
Azure Ryder Interview
I wrote this song as a way of fully embracing who I am and who I’ve always been. I feel like, throughout my journey, not only in discovering love, but in understanding the essence of who I am, I’ve often been told I’m too much, or to be less of this and more of that. This song is me coming to a place where I’m embracing exactly who I am, how I love and always have, and how I want to continue. It’s kind of a manifestation of me calling in something that matches how I see love, how I hope others receive it as well, and finding people who match our hearts in the same way we give ours.
Vanessa Amorosi Interview
Get a better lawyer haha! That would’ve helped me in all different angles of my career.
Maybe being a little bit more savvy on the business side of music. In saying that, there’s so many things to keep up with as an artist. It’s like any young person stepping into a role in the social world. These are big positions, and you’ve got a lot to learn while starting off.
Anna Hamilton Interview
It’s just me and my guitar, and I want to evoke emotion. People are laughing and then crying at some point of the show.
Live music is so important and it’s just so different when it’s face-to-face because you can really connect that way. I love being able to talk to the audience during the show, crack some jokes, and then meet people afterwards at the merch table. People share their stories, sometimes they’re crying in my arms and it’s the most special experience.
Ethel Cain Live Review
This show was a genuine 10 out of 10.
If you ever get the chance to see Ethel Cain live, go.
Immediately.
Charley Interview
It’s very much the gay crowd! They love turning up in their finest attire and meeting each other. They then message me after saying they’ve just met their wife or their husband, and I’m always like, “Wow tell me more, let me be the officiant at your wedding please”.
Medium Build Interview
I just love the idea of those small growth moments we forget. Like, when was the last time I slept at a friend’s house or in my childhood bed? As you grow, things change.