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“Her confidence was crazy.” Ogier would have to agree.”
“9, 2003, mere months before Bright Eyes began recording I’m Wide Awake, It’s Morning).”
““Our poor parents were probably a little scared when we were all like, ‘We’re going to go make music!’” she jokes.”
““I said, ‘I think we should be really bold and go as alternative as we can and push songs as far as we can so we get people’s attention,’” Baron says.”
“I’ll call Aidan, like, ‘I’m trying to get in touch with Emma.’ He’s like, ‘She’s sitting outside in the rain.’” Ogier and her brother recently left Nashville for L.A., though she was only there for half a month before hitting the road.”
“Her dad builds custom houses, while her mom assists, mainly working on the interior design aspect.”
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“Ogier and Aidan are 16 months apart and are rarely apart from each other; he’s a member of her band, and plays a variety of instruments across the album.”
“Just Wait She's linked up with Bright Eyes and Dominic Fike, and gotten shoutouts from Clairo, Gracie Abrams, Audrey Hobert, and Ethel Cain.”
“Ogier’s “Baby Don’t Hurt Me,” a highly addictive indie -folk stunner with more than one million streams on Spotify, has been shared by Clairo, Gracie Abrams, Audrey Hobert, Kevin Abstract, Ethel Cain, and others.”
“She’d released several songs with them, but an EP failed to come to fruition — and she spent a year trying to get out of the deal.”
“She has no interest in going viral, either.”
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““I’d rather have zero monthly listeners and go sell out shows,” she says.”
““And [for] her to blow up.” That same singer performed at a Todd Snider tribute at Willie Nelson’s Luck Reunion in March, singing a ridiculously impressive take on “Conservative Christian, Right Wing, Republican, Straight, White, American Males.” And just recently, she sang on Dominic Fike’s “ Small Town ” and appeared with him onstage , raising even more questions .”
““Now I’m dying at the airport/Never gonna land,” she sings.”
“Ogier grew up listening to Indigo Girls, Switchfoot, and her favorite artist, Aretha Franklin; lately, she says she’s been into Seventies singer-songwriter Judee Sill and the Replacements.”
““I’m trying not to miss him but damn/That’s my man.” Before she traveled anywhere, Ogier grew up in Houston, alongside Aidan and her 19-year-old brother, Coen.”
“11, is one of the most surprising and standout debuts of the year — a killer blend of country, folk, indie rock, and pure swagger, with 12 songs that pack a seismic punch when it comes to twentysomething realness.”
“I feel like a lot of the best artists do that — they’re influenced by everything and nothing simultaneously, and it ends up becoming them.” Case in point: “All These Dreams” and “Hands Tied” feature Ogier’s filtered, distorted vocals over aggressive guitar riffs, while sandwiched in between is “Baby Don’t Hurt Me,” a shimmering pop song inspired by Justin Bieber’s “Sweet Spot” (making it even more unusual, Baron notes that Ogier doesn’t like to use reverb or delay effects).”
“I’ve worked really hard and believe in myself enough to where I’m like, ‘Yeah, I could be in that room.”
“The two reconnected while Ogier was at Belmont, and they began to record FLY 1111 .”
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