St. Vincent interview (2021)

[@MusicFillsTheQuiet]

The last five minutes of this is exactly how I feel. "Making music is easy, corralling it into a whole is the real jujitsu of it." Exactly. Speaking for myself and many other amateurs that I know, music really is the easy part after a while (playing instruments for decades), but what separates me and many amateurs from the more prolific musicians is that vision and gathering and arranging those ideas into something that tells a complete idea or story. "Do you know when to stop?" ...... And one of the great pitfalls in corralling that music is knowing when to stop! Much of the music I wrote in my youth is horrible, not just because of the naivete, because I had no idea what to stop. Just keep throwing junk into the song until it collapsed under it's own weight. Great interview, and St. Vincent is a gem of an artist!

[@lilspacedonkey6804]

st vincent is so fucking cool

[@nostalgiadearte]

The interviewer is great! He asks really good questions. Delightful interview.

[@emmanuelcamacho1921]

This interview is so good. I listened to the new album completely and now listening to this interview after makes me like the album even more

[@joellane7438]

A real artist ♥️ This one is special 100 % respect for this lady 👍👍

[@mango646]

love her and the album

[@1000adomas]

that was soo sweet! great interview!

[@victordinis6788]

Great interview!

[@ianalbarn]

That was an awesome interview! I watched an interview with Zane Lowe before this one and I gotta say this interview is miles better! Thanks!

[@FaceCulture]

That is so nice of you to say, thanks!

[@ViiPeRzZv]

great to b a fly on the wall for this

[@darinbauer8122]

I've seen a lot from Annie for Dad...the album. You are a very very nice interviewer!

[@user-pz4um9hi1j]

So cool.

[@IvanFigueira]

Does anyone know where’s the outfit she’s wearing from? Cuz is so pretty!

[@CalumnMcAulay]

Deeply flawed? Deeply beautiful more like!

[@rini6]

She was never “bad at music.”

[@Jeremy-hx7zj]

literally everyone starts out being "bad at music".

[@briankavo]

Her father's criminal active might only be 'white collar' but likely resulted in lives been ruined and so this is not a light topic of conversation. There are deeper ethical questions to be address...

[@mango646]

i feel like she's allowed to channel her feelings about it thru music without having to explain or apologize for her father's actions? idk