Genevieve Schatz

Yeah, it allows me to listen in a much more discerning way because I can understand now why something might appeal to me based on where it lights me up in my energy.

system.

So I'll be like, oh, I love this song or this music because, you know, my heart is wide open and I feel affinity for it and it helps validate my identity, you know, or I'll be like, oh, wow, this song, I'm like jamming to this, my second chakra, which is all like emotion, sensuality, sexuality, like my body is locked into this, you know, it's more biological than it is about, you know, something else or especially writing lyrics, I would say it helps because

I think my lyrics have become less poetic and mysterious and more kind of like a conversation that you would have with a good friend, but then like put it to a melody.

For better or for worse, we don't know.

But yeah.

I think I used to be really afraid to be seen in my lyrics.

I was very excited to be heard in my singing, but now I'm able to kind of like come forward and be seen in my lyrics more.

Yeah, not as afraid to just say the thing.

It depends.

Most people in my life don't even really know this about me.

Which is wild.

Yeah.

No, not necessarily.

If I sense that someone is on like a similar frequency range as me where they could be, you know, enjoying that, I'll bring it up.

And then if you spend any time with me, like after a while, when you get to know me, it comes up because it's like...

I need to explain like why I'm so sensitive or why I'm able to pick up on this thing or why I always say that thing that you are like, oh, that's so wild that you would bring that up because, you know, it's like, cause it's like right there.

I can almost like touch it, you know, in someone's aura.

So it's like their energetic field and,

A lot of my family has never even asked me about it.