JJ WILDE interview "I'm an emotional person, for better, for worse"

Montreal Rocks caught up with JJ WILDE before her show at Le Studio TD in Montreal to chat about songwriting, her next album, and how she sometimes stays in bad situations because it makes for great songs.
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Mixing the unfiltered narratives of her life with a particularly gritty and rousing strain of rock & roll, Canadian singer/songwriter JJ Wilde introduced herself with a string of 2019 singles leading up to the release of her debut EP, Wilde Eyes, Steady Hands.
A native of Kitchener, Ontario, Wilde began writing and playing guitar in her teens. She spent much of her early twenties trying to make a go of it as a professional musician with little to show for it except a massive catalog of songs and a tough skin for rejection. In 2018, feeling herself at a crossroads while working three jobs and gigging in between, she questioned whether or not to shelve her musical ambitions. She decided to stick with it a little longer and almost immediately landed management and a label deal with Black Box Recordings. Culling material from literally hundreds of songs she'd written, Wilde and producer Frederick Fay hammered out a handful of the strongest offerings into a tight but raw four-song EP. Released in 2019, the bluesy indie rock of Wilde Eyes, Steady Hands is deeply rooted in Wilde's own personal journey.

[@bjaminion]

Bonjour JJ est toujours aussi jolie avec cette voix et yeux magnifiques 💙🎶. Bonne journée à vous 🙏🏻☕️👍🏻
Salutations de France

[@vincentboudreault4886]

Your show in montreal was terrific! Im the one asking to release cds of wilde ep and vices but this one exist already lol. Remember me Vincent? It was an honnour to meet you and chat with you a bit and taking pictures with you. I had a break up last spring so i know it's sucks big time but you get you're revenge with great rock music. Keep up the good work!