Self Esteem – Happiness, Envy & Chris Martin’s T-shirts

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05/03/22 • 64 min

Rebecca Lucy Taylor, aka Self Esteem, is a force of nature bringing her favourite musicians to the North Anston pit top for her fantasy festival. There’s talk of her art practise featuring Chris Martin’s T-shirts (obvs), her love of a good show tune, and how delicious salad cream does indeed transform a salad. Plus the ongoing pressure to be a positive role model for women and trying to live up to her mantra of ‘do what makes you happy’, even when you’re really pissed off at the world.

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