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Michelle Branch: Unscented Voice
GS: What are the most important ways in which your music has evolved between The Spirit Room and Hotel Paper? MB: Most of my own experiences are on this album, and more personal feelings. GS: Which track on Hotel Paper has the most meaning for you, and why? MB: Empty Handed GS: Which of your songs has come closest to realizing your artistic vision? MB: Empty Handed is my favorite song on the album. I was really proud of myself after we recorded it. GS: Tell us a bit about how you write your songs. MB: It comes from inside of me. I never know when I will write a song. They just happen. GS: What is the best thing about becoming a successful artist? How has it changed your life? MB: The biggest adjustment is how everyone likes my music. It's so great to see all the love -- it's overwhelming. GS: Has there been a downside to your success? MB: So far, [I] have not found any. GS: Is there an artist whose music and career you particularly admire? MB: Sheryl Crow. GS: Give us a picture of a typical day, starting from when you wake up in the morning to the time you drop off to sleep. MB: There are no typical days! When I'm off it's mostly me relaxing around the house in my pjs! Reading, movies, shopping, shopping & shopping. GS: We understand you are part Indonesian. What kind of connection, if any, do you feel toward your Asian heritage? Tell us a bit more about your family background. MB: My folks gave me a firm strength of who I was. I was not alone. GS: Has your Asian heritage had any impact on your music or career? Do you have any special message to your Asian American fans? MB: No, not really-- I'm proud of it. I just want them to know so they can identify. I am proud of my Asian brothers and sisters. They have been very supportive. Thanks! |
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