This interview has been edited for length and clarity.Ĭheryl Waters: Last time we talked, I started the interview asking about your love of fashion. I sat down with Annie Clark to discover why she was drawn to this era, how she trained to capture the specific chords and harmonies, and why the ‘70s still feel relevant a half-century later. Vincent transformed both her sound and aesthetic to honor her influences. Inspired heavily by the music born in 1970s New York, St. The songs radiate a soothing vibe, while lyrics encourage a listener to dig further into the complex parallels between present and past. Vincent’s Daddy’s Home as she intended is to sit back in a leather chair, kick off your shoes, hear the crackle of a dusty record player, and embrace the beauty of talented musicians performing at their peak. Read the interview or listen to excerpts in the latest edition of the Sound & Vision podcast below. Alongside the guest set, Cheryl had the chance to speak with St. Tune into the Midday Show to hear tracks from the new record ‘Daddy’s Home,’ plus the songs and stories of the ’70s era that influenced the album or listen back via the KEXP archive. Vincent this Thursday, May 20 at 11:30 AM, alongside a DJ set curated by Annie Clark herself. Cheryl Waters will air an exclusive interview with St.

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