Emily Daccarett Interview

Emily Daccarett Interview
Culture, Events, Fashion, Music

For designer Emily Daccarett fashion and music cannot be separated. Daccarett creates an immersive world of storytelling through music, film, and fashion. Each artistic direction begins with a beat that forms a story. From the start of her brand, she has fused those worlds together, creating a symbiotic flow between the two.

Music Credits: Singer/Songwriter: Emily Daccarett, Composer and Producer:  Saun Santipreecha, Guitars: Michael Hateley, Bass: Jason Hiller, Winds: Rory  Mazzela, Flute: Cari Craig, Trumpet: John Fumo, Strings: Gerhard Westphalen,  Drums: Ariel Shafir, Background Vocals: Jennifer Cook Titled Track: Don’t Look Back  

Explain in depth of how you went about your latest track? 

I wrote Don’t Look Back shortly after the passing of my grandfather. I turned to  writing as my therapy. One day after a dream I had of my grandpa smiling at me  as if to let me know it was ok to let him go for now, the words just came so  naturally and quickly. I found myself referencing Peter Pan, Where the Wild  Things Are, and L’ombre Du Vent. When dealing with grief, you can feel guilty to  move on, but we can’t stop living and experiencing life. This is what this song  means to me as well as embracing the dreams we once had as children and to  continue to hold on to the wonder in life.

I didn’t want the track to be sad, the words are somewhat melancholic already, we  wanted this feeling of taking off like Wendy did on her flight to Never Never Land  with Peter. The arrangement takes you on this journey that I hope can help others  find closure as it helped me find mine.

The titled track holds some heart for you. How did you discover that? 

There was a lot of internal reflection and connecting with my younger self when it  comes to the lyrics. I felt my heart was already exposed and vulnerable, so I let  my heart take control of the words.

How far deep do you reach emotionally while creating your music? 

To the very depths of my heart. I went through all the emotions while writing. It  was extremely therapeutic.

Did you want to take your time when making this music or did you just want to  get it out NOW? 

 I took my time, more accurately we took our time with the song. Don’t Look Back  is the 8th song in my concept album, Yours Always. The songs are interwoven  through sounds, melodies, and lyrics that tell a story. We wrote the album to be  listened to from start to finish.

Who is responsible for making this music happen overall? 

This was a beautiful collaboration between myself and my  producer/friend/composer, Saun Santipreecha. We worked on the songs almost  simultaneously, from the very beginning we knew we wanted this to be a concept  album. He and I coming from a film background, we wanted to approach this album as if we were writing a movie soundtrack.

What is the turning point for you when it’s time to perform this music LIVE?

Having to tap into those emotions again and being comfortable showing  vulnerability on stage, it’s not easy but that has been something I have been  coming to terms with during rehearsal.

Turn on the sound and let’s get LOUD! Where can fans listen to your music and  maybe get LIVE sounds from you! We know they want to jam out with you LIVE! 

You can stream my music on all major streaming platforms! You can also catch  me live in LA, just follow my socials to see when we go live!

APPLE MUSIC: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/emily-daccarett/820546218

INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/emilydaccarett/?hl=en

TWITTER: https://twitter.com/EmilyDaccarett

For Press Inquiries: bsquaredmgmt@gmail.com

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