Louise Distras has always made her music with a progressive mindset. New visions, new influences, new collaborations and new ways of doing things. I think she’s challenged the way that we behave when we're on our own and when we're part of groups and also the way movements have a tendency to institutionalise themselves the longer they exist and create unspoken rules for how we live our life, how we make music, what we sing about and how we sing it. It's interesting to explore why self-interest always seems to rise to the top. In many ways, Louise makes me think of Chumbawamba. Not the accent 😇 - what they stood for.
Check out her new singles, Black Skies and Girl in the Mirror, and the new album Beauty After Bruises.
This was a lot of fun and full of stuff that really makes you stop and think...
Welcome back Louise.
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02/03/23 • 61 min
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