Cassyette, the rising pop-metal artist from Brighton, recently shared insights about her debut album 'This World Fucking Sucks' and the complexities of touring life in a candid interview with NME. The album, which features her breakout hit 'Dear Goth', arrived following her tours with notable artists like Bring Me The Horizon and Bryan Adams. In a vulnerable moment, Cassyette spoke about the influence of grief on her music, particularly after the loss of her father during the pandemic. She emphasized that music serves as a powerful connector for emotions, making her recent in-store performances profoundly rewarding.
Reflecting on how her experiences have shaped her view of her debut, she described the song 'Four Leaf Clover' as a poignant acknowledgment of her father's passing, capturing the bittersweet nature of memory and loss. Cassyette candidly discussed the challenges of touring, including managing her mental health as someone with Bipolar disorder. She highlighted her commitment to a healthier lifestyle by avoiding substances prevalent in the industry, saying, "You literally can't function doing that typical rock'n'roll lifestyle."
Looking ahead, Cassyette has begun working on new music, exploring diverse sounds, and collaborating beyond her UK roots. With a more expansive vision, she aims to push the boundaries of her sound while promising progress in her artistry. For fans eager to experience her live performances, Cassyette's upcoming dates can be found here.