Hope you enjoy what she has to say!
What do you enjoy most about performing in front of an audience?
Ahhhh. I love performing. It is infectious and sparkly and just feels so natural. For as long as I can remember, I have had this energy inside of me that ignites when performing - like electricity. I actually used to be a gymnast and had felt the same way when I would perform my routines back in the day. So I think it just has to do with the way I get to fully express all the different emotions I feel. I get to tell a story to those around me through art - connecting with the audience by creating a space of wonder, sparkle, care and power. It’s such a special part of being a musician and is something I hope to always enjoy.
What is the most challenging part of your music career?
Right now the most challenging part about my music career is self-funding everything as an independent artist. It’s easy for me to get in my head about feeling behind or late to the game given that I didn’t go to music school and therefore haven’t had the resources to put out work of the highest quality. But I also feel like it sets me apart as an artist doing it differently. I’ve had a very fulfilling career in youth work and public health which I hope to continue to do in some capacity and so music hasn’t always been my entire life. I am surrounded by some reallyamazing DIY independent artists in the Boston music scene and we all help each other out in finding ways to make a name for ourselves. So although I may not have all the resources and
things may take longer to put out, I’m really grateful for this amazing community.
What are your immediate music goals?
My immediate goals with music are to end this tour with a bang! Just have fun and enjoy connecting with my west coast audiences. I’ve been learning a lot on tour so far about the kind of artist I want to be as well as what challenges and excites me as a performer. After the tour,
I’d love to release a song or two that is full band. Besides that, I hope to one day open for an artist I admire.
Thanks again Madóc!
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