Slayyyter has so much to say about her new album. Maybe it is because we've got half an hour with her in the middle of a day of promotional interviews and, by now, she's naturally monologuing about it, but maybe it's because she didn't expect to like making music at all, or even be talking about this album right now.
'WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA', Slayyyter's third album, is the first one as herself, drawing on teenage experiences and influences to paint a picture of her life growing up. It sees her drop the characters and personas adopted on previous albums, letting Slayyyter The Artist and Catherine Garner (as her birth certificate says) overlap in ways she hasn't before.
"It definitely wasn't like, sitting down trying to intentionally make my authentic album," she clarifies, but after a career of playing dress up, the time had come for her everyday self to shine.
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