American singer Tressi Chapman61, which was launched on Friday (04), a new version of Vinyl, from his famous album for the first time, “Terry Chapman”, and after years, he held a long interview with the New York Times.
The album achieved success in sales, and won the fourth artist Grammys, including the best revelation artist, the following year (1989).
In the interview, Trissi talked about restarting, which has been working since 2022.
The artist revealed that she started writing music at the age of eight, and that music was present in the family environment.
Em 2024, Tris Xabman appeared during my graphics To provide his success in 1988, “Fast Car”, with Star Country Luke Combs, who recently released a cover for the song. Combs won the best performance in Grammy’s performance to release her fast car.
I also talked about the composition of the song to the New York Times. “I wrote a quick car in the same way that I always wrote. Play and singing late in the evening, early in the morning, until the music crystallized,” he said. He added: “Someone asked me another day: How do you know that a song is ready? Every song has a answer.
For Grammy 2024, Trissy collected her original band, and she says she cried when she entered the rehearsals. “I really cried when entering the rehearsal site. Religious Fungizer, who played drums in the album, Larry Klein on the bright, David Kirchnabum – all gathered. He watched it separately over the years, but it was the first time we were together. Joe Gore also played, and he was in my band, just like Larry Campbell, who played it in violence.”
On the re -launch of the album after 37 years, Tris says, “I wanted some songs in the album more important,” Tercy says.
“Today I thought we would be in a better place. I even thought there would be more justice, fairness or less violence,” he says. “But between this 16 -girl -who wrote” Talkin ‘Bout A Revolution “and 61 women are with you now, my values are the same. I still want the same changes.”
When asked about the current work, Chapmann responds to writing. “I am still compensating. I still write songs that tell the stories. I know that she described me as a” protest singer “, and she is not a sign that I accept – she does not bother me, but she does not represent everything I do or think of myself.”
The singer also revealed that she hears the existing artists, but that is only through physical media – not used Broadcasting platforms.
“I still hear music. Not as it was before, and it may make me look old, but I do not use broadcasting. I just buy music in material coordination. Artists receive when purchasing a pressed disk or vinyl. This is important for me. So, in some way, I hear – because I need to go forward – but I still go. “
