Never Not You

Interview

Radio Host: "Welcome back, listeners! Today, we have a very special guest joining us in the studio. You may know her as Blake Dawn, the talented singer-songwriter whose latest album, *Xs*, has been making waves in the music industry. Blake, welcome to the show!"

Blake Dawn: "Thank you so much for having me! I'm thrilled to be here and excited to chat about my new album."

Interviewer: "Let's dive right in! The title of your new album, 'Xs', is quite intriguing. Could you tell us more about the inspiration behind it?"

Blake Dawn: "Absolutely! 'Xs' is all about my past relationships and the experiences I've had with my exes. The title represent the fact that it's about my two past relationships, which, unfortunately, both ended in a similar manner. Each song on the album delves into the complexities and emotions I experienced during those times."

Interviewer: "I couldn't help but notice the numerous girls' names in your tracklist. Are these songs linked to infidelity?"

Blake Dawn: "Unfortunately, yes. Those are the names of the girls I was cheated on with."

Interviewer: "Wow, that's quite personal. I'm sorry to hear that. How did you find the inspiration to turn such painful experiences into music?"

Blake Dawn: "Well, I guess you could say I found solace in music. It's a way for me to process my emotions and turn them into something creative."

Interviewer: "I have to say, it's shocking to hear that someone would cheat on you. There must be something wrong with them."

Blake Dawn: *chuckles* "Well, maybe there's something wrong with me if it's happened more than once."

Interviewer: "No, there's something wrong with them."

Blake Dawn: "I appreciate that."

Interviewer: "Your album is divided into two sides: Blake and Dawn. Can you tell us about the inspiration behind this division?"

Blake Dawn: "Sure. I like to think of Blake and Dawn as two contrasting sides of my artistry. Blake represents the more outgoing, aggressive, and confident side of me. These are the songs that delve into themes of passion, desire, and sometimes even anger. On the other hand, Dawn embodies the softer, more emotional, and fragile aspects of myself. These songs explore themes of heartbreak, vulnerability, and introspection. Together, they paint a fuller picture of who I am as an artist and as a person."

Interviewer: "That's a fascinating concept. How do you navigate between these two personas when creating music?"

Blake Dawn: "It's all about finding the right balance. Sometimes I'll be in a more Blake-like mood, and other times I'll be feeling more like Dawn. I let my emotions guide me and allow myself to fully immerse in whichever persona feels right in the moment."

Interviewer: "Given the depth of your artistry, can we expect more sides to be revealed in future projects?"

Blake Dawn: "Absolutely. I believe that as artists, we're constantly evolving and exploring new facets of ourselves. I'm already working on some projects that showcase a completely different side of me. Whether it's a more experimental sound or delving into different genres, there's definitely more to come."

Interviewer: "That's exciting to hear! Can you give us any hints about what this new side might entail?"

Blake Dawn: "Well, I'm still in the creative process, so it's hard to say for sure. But who knows? Blake and Dawn might just be the beginning of a larger journey of self-discovery through music."