Joy Crookes 'let go' of perfectionism - her music is better for it
Summary
Joy Crookes, a musician, released her second album, "Juniper," with a more relaxed approach to perfectionism. She faced personal challenges, including anxiety and a difficult relationship, which influenced her music and delayed the album's production. Despite these struggles, Crookes embraced imperfections in her music, leading to a more authentic sound.Key Facts
- Joy Crookes is a musician nominated for both the Brit Awards and the Mercury Prize.
- Her debut album, "Skin," was released in 2021 and also received a Mercury Prize nomination.
- Crookes' second album, "Juniper," reflects her journey of embracing imperfect music.
- She struggled with anxiety and a challenging personal life during the album's creation.
- The single "Perfect Crime" took multiple attempts to achieve the desired sound.
- Crookes allowed some songs to remain unpolished to maintain their authenticity.
- Her approach was influenced by her father's teachings and music by artists like Van Morrison.
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