In a new video interview, the musician tells Rolling Stone about the process of going back to her roots while creating the record, which allowed her to express herself more freely than before
Related Articles
-
JUDAS PRIEST’s RICHIE FAULKNER: ‘We’ve Got A Bunch Of Songs’ For Next Studio Album
JUDAS PRIEST guitarist Richie Faulkner spoke to Sweetwater's Nick Bowcott about the progress of the songwriting sessions for the...
-
Meekz – ‘Respect The Come Up’ review: an assured artistic leap forward
As he ascends towards the forefront of UK rap, the Mancunian starts to assert both his ambition and versatility...
-
Highlight unveil tracklist for upcoming mini-album ‘The Blowing’
It will be the group’s first release in nearly three years The post Highlight unveil tracklist for upcoming mini-album ‘The...
-
Brave Girls reportedly set to return with new music this fall
Their latest mini-album, ‘Summer Queen’, arrived last week The post Brave Girls reportedly set to return with new music this...
-
itch.io’s Bundle For Racial Justice And Equality raises over $2million
The indie bundle includes 742 games for a minimum of $5 in donations The post itch.io’s Bundle For Racial...
-
Waxahatchee Shares New Single “Can’t Do Much”: Stream
Unfortunately, Katie Crutchfield has postponed her North American tour. Waxahatchee Shares New Single “Can’t Do Much”: StreamLake Schatz
-
Diddy to host “world’s biggest dance-a-thon” to raise money for healthcare workers
Justin Bieber, Snoop Dogg, Kelly Rowland and other big names are on board The post Diddy to host “world’s biggest...
-
Living Chaos
Deathcore bands come and go. Many of them are great. Some are terrible. Few have the authority of OCEANO....
0 Comments
