Today is the big day, LP is celebrating her birthday! As I wrote on Twitter, Happy Birthday! Thank you for your awesome person, for shaking me to the very core with your music & always sticking to your guns. You are very much appreciated! And thank you for being so kind to your fans! I could go on and on but my very personal post in section ‘Meeting LP’ explains my love to LP and her music….
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| I have taken this pic a while back as a tribute to LP – she is incredibly inspirational |
Looks like LP’s day has started at TV studio called LCN, located in Quebec, Canada. She has given an interview, in which LP spoke about her success, her songs and inspirations. You can already view the video online, by clicking here. It is worth watching, like each and every interview with LP.
Also, I have located another new interview that was recently published. LP has given it during her promo visit to London. It has some heavy content. I think it’s the first time where LP is talking so openly about origins of ‘Switchblade’: “I have a song called “Switchblade” which feels pretty raw as far as the emotion behind it. I literally wrote it down the street from my house while my girlfriend of five years was moving her shit out of our place; I think some people might connect to it“.
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| photo: Wonderland Magazine – click on pic to be redirected |
I mean, the song is pretty self-explanatory, but reading LP’s words with lyrics to the song stuck in my head was really heartbreaking… I’m pretty sure we can all relate to this song…
For full interview please check magazine Wonderland, by clicking here. For people in UK there is also a paper version.
Also, Lauren posted stunning close-up pic of LP on her instagram, and LP’s friend zsssss shared some lovely tribute and equally lovely pic. I’m not sure if I could post them here, that’s why I’m only posting direct links.
Anna from Poland. I have been a blogger for a long time, but more in a royal field. Since 'meeting' LP through her music and as a person, a lot has changed. If I'm not working on my blog, I work as a teacher. I love to travel, read & dance. I sing & play uke when no one listens. Music was always a big part of my life.
