You know that line about life giving you lemons? Well, Ana Popović has received truckloads of lemons over the past few years.
Speaking via Zoom, Popović says that the title of the album is significant, and that it has multiple meanings. “For one, it means that unity is power, and that unity will save this world,” she says. “The cover of the record is black and white hands, holding hands. It’s a positive message. I always like to inspire people, and I like to point out the important things that some of us might turn a blind eye to. I think that unity is where this whole world needs to move.
“I decided not to tell the band about any of this,” she says. “Buthel was keeping the band on the road, and he was reassuring me that my new look was fine, that my guitar playing was fine, that the songs were great."surprisingly, Popović heard from internet trolls when she no longer had her signature flowing blonde locks post-chemo. She had not initially gone public with her illness and treatment, so the abuse came unabated. “The amount of bullying online was amazing to me.
Like many contemporary blues artists, Popović is unafraid to pull the influences of other musical genres into a blues framework. Does she receive any criticism in this regard? “People give opinions on everybody’s music. If you put on Eric Clapton, there will be as many haters as there are lovers. If you are an artist, I think it should be irrelevant. And it is to me. But I want to keep that blue note in my music. But then I also want to showcase my love for something else.
Source: Healthcare Press (healthcarepress.net)
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