Bella Freud

God, how satisfying.

It sounds so wonderful.

That's my favorite dancing.

It's so fun.

It's so fun.

And you described your first music that you considered to be yours as Kate Bush's The Kick Inside.

What did you think was possible when you first heard it?

Yeah, because I was what, I mean, it's incredible what an effect she's had on so many artists.

And, you know, I was just watching, re-watching some of her videos and the strange faces she made.

I love it.

And it was really kind of outrageous, but also seemed like people you knew or someone walking down the street had just kind of,

has become tenfold or a hundredfold.

And could you hit her notes?

One is in- Hammersmith Odeon, the venue.

It's so amazing.

What, with her hand above her head?

Oh, yes.

Yeah.

Well, I remember you doing that in Hideous Man, our short film, where you did this kind of, the small dying bird was having a kind of death throes and you did these kind of amazing movements with your hands and arms and your head.

And it was brilliant.