Anna B Savage is down to earth and witchy as hell at the same time. Over her three albums, she’s cultivated a memorizing sound and epic image – like David Bowie, Bjork, Kate Bush, etc. – that’s gained her a god-like reputation. A reputation which preceded the actual human being behind the art, leaving some to wonder what it would be like to speak to her. Turns out, she’s a grounded, kind of goofy, and perfectly normal person. In our…
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