An exciting interview with the singer/songwriter Lizzie No on her career and background. Among other things, Robert and Lizzie discuss adaptation during COVID-19, the process of seeing yourself as a creative person and creative professional, navigating sexism in the music business, and learning the ins-and-outs of touring and recording.
Highlights
- How the pandemic has affected her - 2:38
- When she realized the impact of COVID_19 - 3:32
- Walking by closed businesses - 4:28
- How this pandemic affects her creative process - 6:42
- Her background - 10:56
- When she first started performing - 11:55
- Using poetry as an exercise? - 13:38
- Writing a song vs. writing poetry - 14:15
- The scary part of the coronavirus - 22:19
- Having instruments in her house and a place to play - 27:30
- Drinking on a tour or performance - 32:52
- Her performances are really important to her - 44:00
- What people think when they hear the word "musician" - 48:00
- Meritocracy in the music world - 50:52
- An audition experience - 52:00
- All that Lizzie had learned during her career - 56:34
- Doing things that she wanted to do - 1:00:16
- What she does when she finishes a song - 1:01:10
- Lizzie's next move - 1:03:10
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