Trishes: Art, Music, and a Journey Through Ego on A Billion Realities
I've romanticized language my whole life. It always cuts away right before their faces or shows the back of them. But it was this pivotal, painful moment of my life that actually a lot of things changed for me.
Ever wondered how art can shape our understanding of society? In this episode of 'A Billion Realities', host Jessica Gerlach sits down with the multifaceted LA-based artist, Trishes. Known for her eclectic blend of music, visual art, and spoken word, Trishes takes us on a journey through her creative world and the inspirations behind it. She shares how icons like Apple, Regina Spektor, and Bjork influenced her unique style and sound.
But it’s not just about the music; Trishes dives into her latest project, 'Ego', which tackles heavy topics like government, money, and language. One standout moment is when she recounts writing the song 'Language' after forming a bond with a refugee family, highlighting the profound impact of communication barriers. Trishes also opens up about her preference for collaboration over solo work, as it enriches her artistic conversations. She delves into the concept of anonymity in society and its historical significance.
Despite the challenges of recent protests and the COVID-19 lockdown in LA, Trishes remains optimistic, believing that change, though slow, ultimately bends towards justice. Her story is a testament to the power of art in inspiring and uplifting others. Tune in for an episode that blends creativity with deep societal reflections.