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"I used to think silence was a defense mechanism," Webb says, her voice low, almost conversational, contrasting with the power of her recorded belting range. "I spent the first two albums building walls. I thought if I was obscure enough, if I hid behind metaphors of storms and oceans, nobody could actually hurt me. I was wrong. The silence didn't protect me; it just isolated me."
“I want to push you there. A lot of people in your field say [common belief]. You seem to argue the opposite. Walk me through the day you realized the conventional wisdom was wrong.”
This approach leads to the album’s most striking quality: its imperfection. On the track "Heavy Water," you can hear the squeak of the piano bench. On the single "Erosion," her voice cracks slightly on the high note during the bridge. In the era of digitized perfection, these flaws act as a signal flare. They are proof of life.
Before you ask a single question, you must know who Jasmine Webb is in the context of your interview.