

The 12 Books of Christmas | An Evening with Marina Diamandis
5 snips Dec 13, 2024
Platinum-certified singer-songwriter Marina Diamandis, known for her unique electro-pop sound, joined writer Sean Fay to discuss her debut poetry collection, "Eat the World." They explore Marina's transition from songwriting to poetry, reflecting on personal expression and emotional depth. The pair delve into themes of solitude, relationships in the music industry, and societal pressures on women, while also touching on the intersection of vulnerability and creativity as a pop artist.
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Poetry Inspiration
- Marina Diamandis's poetry collection, Eat the World, originated during a psychedelic mushroom trip.
- She initially wrote lyrics but realized they were better suited for poems.
Poetry vs. Songwriting
- Poetry offers more freedom than songwriting, allowing for a wider range of subjects.
- It lets Marina Diamandis be more literal and explore themes she couldn't in pop songs.
Fear of Happiness
- Diamandis explores the fear of being happy, where sadness becomes a familiar comfort.
- She quotes, "We always choose familiar hells over unfamiliar heavens," resonating with the difficulty of change.