Miss Madeline is a sexy fierce bitch! She’s the life of the party, who wouldn't want to be like her? I do.

Pop stardom.

I’ve always loved and admired pop music and pop stars. Growing up as a dancer, that's who I idolised. I think pop music can act as escapism, you can live out all your secret fantasies and step into the fun and flirty world of pop. I think there’s a lot of room for different sonic influences within pop music. I like experimenting with different kinds of beats and making them pop with my melodies and lyrics.

I'm glad people are receiving it well! My producer, Chicken, totally inspired the direction of this project. We both love Uffie a lot and I think her sound definitely inspired this project. Also Britney, Soulja Boy and Ladytron. 

I think about a year, the songs were done first of course, and then the visuals took a bit longer to perfect. We started rolling out the project in late august with the first single, Bad Girls. I’m really proud and happy with how it all turned out.

(Laughs), yeah. I like making people a little uncomfortable. I make myself uncomfortable with some of the stuff I do, but that's where the best stuff comes from - pushing past the discomfort. I get loud, and obnoxious sometimes. I guess I'd rather be annoying than boring.

I always want people to feel confident, like that bitch - The It Girl, the center of attention, but also in tune with the ugly side of this pop fantasy dream world at the same time. Reckless but vulnerable. That's how I felt when making it and yes of course I hope to inspire people throughout my journey as an artist, that’s what this is all about.

Yes, definitely. I think Wax Dolls is about grappling with the reality of hiding behind a mask. The mask being a persona, appearance or trend we put on to conceal our true selves. While stepping into the mask can help us with impression management our social and personal front can become conflated. Wax Dolls is about understanding this dynamic of self vs. character of self. It’s realising that we’re all putting on a performance, succumbing to trends that are recycled to feel seen just to become lost in the scene and the cycle continues.

We had so much fun making Life Could Be Sweet. We shot the video in LA, a psychedelic barbie dream trip - it turned out so freaking cute. Ayla is a good friend of mine, so it was truly a bestie link up. And we’re so happy that people are fucking with it!

Hmmm, not exactly but we had a good feeling about it. And every time I’d play it around my friends the key change in the 3rd chorus definitely did something (Laughs).

I don't know, this has been my dream since I was a little girl. I can't make room in my head for a plan b, this is it. Songwriting, creative direction, dancing, performing - that’s everything I love. I can't imagine ever doing anything else.

Thank you so much, that's so sweet. I really appreciate that. It is hard work for sure! I think the key to success is going 150%. Don't hold back. I think people admire confidence which can be many different things. And if you're still struggling with feeling confident - we all are, but fake it ’til you make it. Put down the energy you want people to receive.

I have so many new songs I'm sitting on. I can't wait for the world to hear them. A new era is coming!