Join Tallulah Sim-Savage and Lola Sam from the band HotWax as they dive into their debut album 'Hot Shock'. They share personal stories that shaped their musical journeys and the evolution of their bond as friends and musicians. The duo opens up about the pressures of releasing new music and the creative process behind their sound. They reflect on the emotional connections that music brings and tease their upcoming festival travels, celebrating the artistic inspirations that fuel their passion.
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First Musical Revelation
Tallulah's first influential album was Live Through This by Hole, gifted by her mum on a record player.
That record shocked her and changed her taste toward raw, guitar-led music.
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CD That Sparked Guitar Obsession
Lola's first CD was Muse's Drones and it triggered her obsession with playing guitar and rock music.
That album motivated her to learn guitar and aim for energetic live performance.
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Band Formed At Age Twelve
Tallulah and Lola formed a band at around age 12 via a school music teacher and won a local festival, earning a support slot.
They've been playing together ever since, progressing through college and years of gigs.
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