Aug 26, 2026 · 1 hr 6 min · 10 segments
The British jungle star reflects on grief, artistic integrity, bass communities and why slowing down has become central to the next phase of her career. In 2019, SHERELLE's life changed when a viral…
I think what I've, you know, I was doing the ironing today, right? One of my favourite pastimes in my life is either washing up, ironing.
Washing up could be washing my own clothes from gigs, right? It sounds so, like, mundane.
At the highest pace, I'm looking at my forks and going, oh, fab, right? I've got my gloves on, I'm washing up.
I'll look into amazing things that can make my socks really, really clean, for instance.
And like when I'm doing all these home household tasks, it just kind of dawned on me where I was like, wow.
Things have really changed since COVID and the listening practices of people during COVID.
When I first started or entered the scene via everyone seeing me, not, I guess, when I first started actually representing in 2016.
I started, you know, 2019, then COVID happened and I was a bit worried about, you know, just literally got a career now.
But actually in the end, it ended up being something that ended up being really good for my career because it meant that I was actually able to like take stock again and think, what do I actually want to do? Lots of moments of having to take stock and being like, what do I actually want to do? And it then, you know, dawned on me that people's listening practices were the most truthful and honest then.
I think what I've, you know, I was doing the ironing today, right? One of my favourite pastimes in my life is either washing up, ironing.
Washing up could be washing my own clothes from gigs, right? It sounds so, like, mundane.
At the highest pace, I'm looking at my forks and going, oh, fab, right? I've got my gloves on, I'm washing up.
I'll look into amazing things that can make my socks really, really clean, for instance.
And like when I'm doing all these home household tasks, it just kind of dawned on me where I was like, wow.
Things have really changed since COVID and the listening practices of people during COVID.
When I first started or entered the scene via everyone seeing me, not, I guess, when I first started actually representing in 2016.
I started, you know, 2019, then COVID happened and I was a bit worried about, you know, just literally got a career now.
But actually in the end, it ended up being something that ended up being really good for my career because it meant that I was actually able to like take stock again and think, what do I actually want to do? Lots of moments of having to take stock and being like, what do I actually want to do? And it then, you know, dawned on me that people's listening practices were the most truthful and honest then.
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