Billie Eilish : Oscar Glory to Creative Reflection
The Oscar- winning” Barbie” song,co-written by Billie Eilish and her family- collaborator Finneas for Greta Gerwig’s movie, has come a content that Eilish feels exhausted agitating. In a recent interview with Rolling Stone, she expressed her weariness with the ceaseless focus on the song, stating, “ Bro, nothing can get enough of me.
Every second of every day is Barbie, Barbie, Barbie, Barbie, Barbie.
” Despite her expectation of a break from the limelight after the Oscars, Eilish and Finneas made history as the youthful two- time winners in Oscars history, also claiming a Golden Globe and a Grammy for their hit track. Reflecting on the unanticipated success of the song, Eilish revealed that it surpassed her original prospects. She bared that during the creation process, she and Finneas faced pen’s block and actually penned another song first, which latterly came the catalyst for the emotional and delicate “ Barbie ” hit.
This new tune, yet to be named, shares the rumored sound and graceful air of” Barbie” while probing into the emotional theme of the myth that losing weight equates to gaining happiness. As Eilish prepares to release her third reader, “ Hit Me Hard and Soft, ” on May 17, she and Finneas have ventured into exploring different sounds and more mature themes.
Interestingly, they bared that the opening track of the reader glasses the vibe of “ What Was I Made For? ”, slipping light on their creative process. Despite her monumental success since hitting the A-list as a teenager, Eilish confessed to feeling as though she had not truly educated life outside of her music career.
“ I had this moment of like, ‘ Oh, my God, I haven’t had fun in seven times, ’” she participated Amidst multitudinous accolades, including multiple Grammys and headlining at Coachella, Eilish expressed relief at the prospect of catching a break following the lengthy and demanding “ Barbie ” promotional stint.