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Natalie Merchant sits down for an in-depth conversation about her 2014 self-titled album and the "intimate portraits" she creates in its songs. "I remember reading that Virginia Woolf thought that Mrs. Dalloway was the first novel that she ever wrote after she had found her voice," she says in the interview. "And she was 43. You can't find your voice until you've lived for a long time."
Watch This VideoThe video for Natalie Merchant's "Ladybird," off her 2014 self-titled album, was directed by Dan Winters. Rolling Stone, which premiered the video, says: "A lilting lullaby for happier times, the song is vintage Merchant."
Watch This VideoThe video for Natalie Merchant's "Giving Up Everything," off her 2014 self-titled album, was directed by Dan Winters and premiered on NPR. "Rarely is an artist as honest and revealing as Natalie Merchant in her new video and song," says NPR Music. "Watch the video, let it settle in your bones, and watch again."
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