So Foxes, tell us what’s your earliest memory of encountering music?<\/strong><\/p>\nMy earliest memory of encountering music was being about four and banging pots and pans together in my kitchen, pretending I\u2019m in a band.<\/p>\n
What music was playing in your house growing up?
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My mum and sister sort of sound-tracked my childhood with a lot of Patty Smith, a lot of Massive Attack, a lot of Bjork, Kate Bush.<\/p>\n
Some of the greats then! How old were you when you decided you wanted to be a singer?
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I can\u2019t remember ever not knowing I wanted to be a singer.<\/p>\n
Tell us, how did you first become involved with Zedd?
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Well, Zedd first heard me on a track, a track of mine called Youth. He was looking for a female vocalist to collaborate with so he got in touch with me and we ended up skyping. Then from there, we got on really well musically, I felt like we sort of had the same taste in music and \u00a0shared the same different musical ideas so then I flew to LA and we started working on clarity.<\/p>\n
You wore Vivienne Westwood on a night out right, which designers are most important for you?
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Vivienne Westwood is an incredible designer. I\u2019ve always really admired her work and I think she\u2019s got a really amazing way of really complimenting the female figure. So I felt very lucky to be able to be dressed by her for the grammys. I really love Moschino and I also really, really love Chanel.<\/p>\n