When singer-songwriter Esthero (Jenny-Bea Englishman) released her trip-hop masterpiece Breath From Another in 1998, she was only eighteen years old. Leaving behind her idyllic countryside home in Ontario to pursue the burgeoning music scene in Toronto, Esthero penned an album that would change the face of music. With two acclaimed solo albums to follow and a number of high-profile collaborations with artists like Kanye West, Andre 3000, Black Eyed Peas, Mos Def and Sean Lennon, Esthero has managed to navigate an ever-shifting music industry for over two decades, all while staying true to herself. In our intimate conversation we explore everything from her vulnerability of being a young woman in a male dominated music industry, to the thrill of working with will.i.am, to how she took on Spotify.
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When singer-songwriter Esthero (Jenny-Bea Englishman) released her trip-hop masterpiece Breath From Another in 1998, she was only eighteen years old. Leaving behind her idyllic countryside home in Ontario to pursue the burgeoning music scene in Toronto, Esthero penned an album that would change the face of music. With two acclaimed solo albums to follow and a number of high-profile collaborations with artists like Kanye West, Andre 3000, Black Eyed Peas, Mos Def and Sean Lennon, Esthero has managed to navigate an ever-shifting music industry for over two decades, all while staying true to herself. In our intimate conversation we explore everything from her vulnerability of being a young woman in a male dominated music industry, to the thrill of working with will.i.am, to how she took on Spotify.
Follow our official Instagram account @artlawspod