Natalie Imbruglia

I know.

Well, I'm doing lots of festivals over the summer.

And I'm just really excited about this album because it's got a lot of electronic sounds in it.

And it's really upbeat, considering most of it was written about mental health issues that I'm dealing with.

Isn't that weird?

But I'm just really proud of it.

I've kind of funded it myself.

I've co-produced it.

And I'm just loving it.

It's just been so much fun.

It's the most fun I've ever had making a record.

Yeah.

All the hits will be on there.

But I think this album was also made thinking about playing music.

live venues and festivals and kind of some of the folky more folky songs i've written that i love yeah it's like it's not necessarily your audience and you're out there trying to do a little yeah so i was like i want every single song to to be like a single yeah yeah so this this album was written like oh so that's interesting about the mental health thing yeah was that was that a conscious thing because i'm going on tour next year with my stand-up and stuff and

Well, I think what's different about this album, I've always kind of been a bit, oh, someone's in trouble.

So basically, all my albums have had melancholy.

But I don't know, this time round, it was so bad that I went the other way because I was like,

You know, it's so bad I've got to laugh because I hit perimenopause.

Oh, God.