At 50, the artist analyzed his own personality while celebrating 25 years of his greatest success
Alanis Morissette he experienced his peak of popularity in the 1990s, but he never stopped working. Today, at age 50, he can better understand what happened during his period of greatest fame, driven by the multiplatinum album Jagged Little Pill (1995).
In an interview with The New York Times republished by Estadão, Morissette reflected on different aspects of his life, personality and musical career. At one point, when observing how he behaved in the past, he confessed that he was ashamed of the fact that he was a more active person — and that he works — at night.
Initially, she commented:
When I’m on tour, I go to bed between four and five in the morning. I’ve always been ashamed of the fact that I come alive at night.”
Despite the feeling — now overcome —, Alanis demonstrated that he understands why he prefers this time of day. The singer states:
As a mother and as a person who lives in an overstimulating world, I have something special about the night, this whole world shrouded in darkness, that gives permission to hear the various messages that might be trying to get across.”
Alanis Morissette’s personality
Alanis Morissette he also discussed another important aspect of his personality: the need to always be outside the house. The artist highlighted that even in times of great technology, she seeks to be in contact with nature.
She states:
Wherever I go, I want to break down walls. My grandmother said, ‘You’re allergic to walls, Alanisis allergic to doors and windows’. As a culture, we’re kind of sucked into our technology. But how do I stay connected to the earth? How can I walk barefoot on the grass and get mud all over myself? I like the combination of being a little dirty, but also chic, with high-quality aesthetics, fabrics and pieces.”
Still citing personal elements, Morissette praised her ability with finances — something extremely necessary for someone who wants to have a career as long as hers in music. On the topic, he says:
I had the pleasure of interviewing Howard Gardnerwho created the theory of multiple intelligences, for my podcast, and I asked him if I could add a few more intelligences. I think financial intelligence is intelligence. It feels like activism to be a woman with power over money and knowledge about money and getting into entrepreneurship.”
To understand the feeling mentioned by Alanisyou need to know a little about your life. Exposed to fame from a very young age — she released her first album at the age of 17 — the singer suffered with relationships and even with business in the music industry, as she was robbed by a businessman. A mother of three, she has also recently openly discussed issues related to postpartum depression.
Multifaceted
Throughout his career, Alanis Morissette He experimented with more alternative sounds and even recorded music focused on meditation. The artist also has a career as an actress: her work includes appearances in series such as “Sex and the City” and “Curb Your Enthusiasm”the films Dogma (1999) and The Empire (of Besteirol) Strikes Back (2001) and even in Brazilian soap operas Workout (1996) and Celebrity (2003).
Collaborated: André Luiz Fernandes.
Source: Rollingstone
Earl Johnson is a music writer at Gossipify, known for his in-depth analysis and unique perspective on the industry. A graduate of USC with a degree in Music, he brings years of experience and passion to his writing. He covers the latest releases and trends, always on the lookout for the next big thing in music.
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