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Episode Description
Michela McDonagh B.M. '19, who goes by the artist name MHIC (pronounced “Mick"), remembers sensing the uneasiness in the air just before lockdown began in Manhattan, where she worked while living at home with her parents on Long Island. The ambient tension made her think about how her generation, the last to have a memory of 9/11, was brought up in an anxious world and is graduating into a particularly distressed moment. MHIC explored these thoughts by writing her debut single, “Fear,” in which she mixes the sounds of quarantine with a musical representation of her emotional tone. In this episode of Sounds of Berklee, she talks about how the song came about.
Producers
Kim Ashton
Document Type
Podcast
Duration
14:30
Publication Date
9-8-2020
Recommended Citation
MHIC, "MHIC Says Song 'Fear' Reflects the Anxiety of a Generation" (2020). Sounds of Berklee. 15.
https://remix.berklee.edu/sounds-of-berklee/15