Bree Player

Love.

I love that line because I feel like that album is about knowing you weren't over it but trying to convince yourself that it was.

See, something I always say about myself is when I, that sometimes I have enough self-awareness to know that what I'm doing, like about what I'm doing, right?

But not enough to not do it.

And I wondered if that resonated with you in terms of the good witch and the way that you wrote about not being able to get over or accept this moment.

Like you knew that you needed to.

Yeah.

You had that self-awareness to do that, but not enough to not do it.

Have you ever heard from someone that you've written about?

Have they responded when you haven't necessarily sent it out?

They're a full stop from you.

Do you think that they know that it's about them?

I feel like, for example, and this is going right back, that...

Kate's brother might have had an inkling when you named the song Kate's Brother.

So that was quite clear that it was about him.

After this break, Maisie gets candid about her thoughts on male pop artists.

Now, I love what you said before about The Good Witch not warranting 15 songs written about this situation.

Because I remember when I met you when you were here touring with Ed and you played a little showcase at Bondi Pavilion with the label here, right?

We had a little chat afterwards and I asked you about your back catalogue and what, you know, was the, like, number one thing that inspired your songwriting.

And you told me that it was...