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AltWire Review : Eric Clapton - "I Still Do" (en anglais)

23 mai 2016Personnel d'Altwire1 Commentaire

L'album I Still Do d'Eric Clapton est une leçon d'histoire musicale. C'est aussi un album pratique pour une génération qui a perdu le contact avec la vraie &...

Podcast AltWire

Bienvenue sur le podcast AltWire, où nous partageons des entretiens sincères avec certains des plus grands noms de l'industrie du divertissement. Animé par Derek Oswald.

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NOTE: This episode was recorded over Zoom instead of our traditional recording option, Riverside. Please excuse any audio glitches that exist during the interview.

Host Derek Oswald talks to singer-songwriter Paloma Faith about her new album, ‘The Glorification of Sadness’ in this episode of the Alt Wire Podcast. Paloma details her emotional journey after breaking up from a long-term relationship and how it influenced her album. The podcast also discusses the societal expectations of women in the music industry and sexist double standards. Paloma goes on to reflect on achieving professional independence and self-funding her music. She also recalls a racially insensitive incident from the past and expresses gratitude towards the public for supporting her and shattering antiquated norms in the music industry. The episode ends with a reference to Paloma’s viral success on TikTok and her optimistic views on the future of music consumption being governed by the public.

00:00 Introduction and Guest Arrival

00:41 Paloma’s Personal Journey and Album Creation

02:25 Societal Views on Women in Music Industry

03:24 Paloma’s Thoughts on Progress and Challenges

08:22 The Power of Independence and Self-Funding

11:16 Impact of TikTok on Paloma’s Career

13:38 Conclusion and Farewell