Natalie Imbruglia on her worst audition: 'I remember feeling icky'
Summary
Australian singer Natalie Imbruglia talks about the challenges she faced with her mental health and stage fright during perimenopause while creating her seventh album, Algorithm. She shares how symptoms like brain fog, anxiety, and worsened ADHD affected her daily life and career but found support from her co-writers to manage her feelings.Key Facts
- Natalie Imbruglia is releasing her seventh album called Algorithm on her own record label, Landgirl.
- She experiences better songwriting when she can move around, like walking in circles.
- Her album is inspired by artists like Talking Heads and Grace Jones and mixes upbeat sounds with deep emotional topics.
- Imbruglia went through perimenopause, which caused brain fog, anxiety, anger, and worsened her ADHD symptoms.
- She struggled with intensified stage fright and sensitivity to sound during tours.
- A conversation with her co-writers helped her accept her nervousness instead of fighting it.
- Imbruglia feels that perimenopause is not well understood and many women struggle to get help from doctors.
- She reflects on her personal and family experiences with perimenopause and mental health challenges.
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