Filmed & Edited by Chris Witzke. www.meetingstreetstudio.com Annie Clark sits down with Kyle Meredith for an in depth discussion on being St. Vincent, the Grammys, being "weird," mythology, and the politics of our day.
I love how thoughtful and careful she is with her answers. She is very, very intelligent and handles her gifts very gracefully, if a bit conservatively.
kumoyuki I've seen his interviews, he seems like a sweet guy who nerds out and occasionally gets a bit awkward :) Maybe that's his thing! Regardless, hopefully as more and more non-white-dude-bro types gain global prominence and respect, some of the less interesting questions lobbed their way will give way to meatier and more insightful questions about the art and stuff.
+T.K. Maybe interviewers have their own style but in this interview, to me, he mind of comes off as being too focused on his preconceptions rather than letting her talk.
This is the kind of role model girls need (aspiring women, and anybody really) !! She's smart, talented, ARTICULATE, unpretentious, and 100% committed to what she is doing. If young people would do more hard work & learning, and less staring at their thumbs tweeting, the world would be a better place.
Blaming young folks for the shitty world that they grew up in because the people before them did an awful job at giving a damn about the world. Good comment 👍🏽
And you wrote that in 2018........ Hi, I'm from 2020. Civil war is coming....literally. Also, the pandemic. And climate change is fucking shit UP. And the Pentagon admitted UFOs are real. Also there's probably life on Venus. Anyway.... So....yeah.
Shes really bright. I didnt discover St Vincent until the 2014 SNL performance. I was instantly mesmerized. Really good music performed in an exciting, different way. Shes good stuff!
Am I the only one that saw her here and came away thinking that she may have a substance problem based on her appearance? I love St. Vincent's music and I hope she's okay.
True, but that's more based on prescribed medication (as she tells it) and the absurdity she felt when she had to take pills to sleep and night and regulate her mood during the day