Terri Walker chats to I Like Music

ILM: That's one of the good things about the internet, because there's space for everyone and people are genre-hopping.

ILM: And what does the future hold?

TERRI: Well I'm recording the next album in the next couple of months and I've been asked to do a pilot for radio as well, so I'll be having my own radio show and maybe start writing for movies and stuff, and also maybe set up a management company or label at some point, if I do make enough money. We do need to have a proper outlet where people can do their own thing and not get caught up in the marketing side of if you don't look like this, you're not going to get anywhere.

I've definitely gone through it the hard way. I conformed for the second album and I know it doesn't work for me, there's no point doing something that doesn't make sense to me.

ILM: Totally, well it touches people more if it's not staged or having to conform.

TERRI: Yeah.

ILM: What's the best and worst thing about North West London?

TERRI: I'm from Ealing. What I love about NW London is there's a lot of great parks, beautiful parks, and it's quite a nice tranquil area, and cultured. What don't I like? Some of the people think they're a bit more than they are, but you get that everywhere.

ILM: What are you listening to for pleasure?

TERRI: I've been listening to old school Chaka Khan. page << 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 >>