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Interviewer: Cowboy boots or sneakers?

Chanel: Right now, definitely cowboy boots—it fits the era I’m in. But I’ll always love a good sneaker.

Interviewer: Desert heat: mild or feral?

Chanel: Feral. If we’re doing it, we’re going all in.

Interviewer: Tour bus naps or late-night chaos?

Chanel: Late-night chaos… I’ll sleep later.

Interviewer: One word for the Cowgirl Venturas era?

Chanel: Powerful.

Interviewer: Go-to pre-show hype song?

Chanel: “Antidote” by Missy Dada. She always gets me in the right mindset.

Interviewer: Sunglasses on stage: yes or no?

Chanel: Sometimes yes—depends on the look. It’s all about the moment.

Interviewer: Festival crowds or tour crowds?

Chanel: Both are such a vibe. Tour crowds feel more intimate, but festival crowds bring unmatched energy.

Interviewer: Most played artist on your Spotify right now?

Chanel: Definitely Dada. I’ve also been playing Andre King, 250, and a little Trigga.

Interviewer: Biggest must-have backstage item?

Chanel: Snacks. Always. You need that energy to keep going.

Interviewer: Sunrise set or sunset set?

Chanel: Sunset—there’s just something magical about that timing.

Interviewer: After-party or straight to bed?

Chanel: After-party… every time.

Interviewer: Cowboy boots or sneakers on stage—and why?

Chanel: Cowboy boots right now—it matches the era. But I’ve performed in heels for years, so I like switching it up.

Interviewer: What does a perfect festival crowd look like to you?

Chanel: A crowd that just wants to live in the moment and have fun. That’s all you need.

Interviewer: If someone is seeing you for the first time at Senora Sounds, what do you hope they feel walking away?

Chanel: Like they just watched a movie. I put a lot into the performance—dance, visuals, everything. I want people to feel free and fully in the moment.

Interviewer: Any new music, surprises, or moments fans should watch for?

Chanel: Definitely—there’s new music coming, and a few surprises in the set.

Interviewer: How is touring going right now?

Chanel: I love it. It’s honestly my favorite part of releasing music. This is my fourth tour now, and I’m enjoying every moment—especially seeing fans show up dressed up and looking amazing.

Interviewer: What goes into designing your stage for a tour?

Chanel: It’s a lot of work. All my tours have been stadium tours, which are very different—you’re basically building everything from scratch, even the roof. My team and I put a lot of effort into making it perfect for the fans.

Interviewer: What’s one thing people might not expect about you before a show?

Chanel: I’m really focused. Once it’s showtime, everything locks in.

Interviewer: Describe your performance style in three words.

Chanel: Cinematic. High-energy. Intentional.

Interviewer: And finally—finish this sentence: Senora Sounds is the place where…

Interview: Bianca & Dj K.red.

K.red: Bianca, nice to meet you glad we could have you on.

Bianca: nice to meet you too, thank you for having me.

K.red: you just killed it with this song Rainbow. Tell us about it. What’s your process for writing a song.

Bianca: My process changes depending on the emotion. Sometimes it starts with a melody that won’t leave me alone, other times it’s just a sentence I write in my notes at three in the morning. I like to sit with a feeling before I try to decorate it.

I don’t rush songs. I let them tell me what they want to be. I think that’s why they feel honest I’m not chasing a sound or a moment, I’m documenting where I actually am. When it’s real, people can hear that.

K.red: Beautiful, you’ve been on a tear lately. Music video with Rodrick, you’re in the show immunity, you have an album on the way, man you’re running huh?

Bianca: I wouldn’t say I’m running I’m just finally moving at my own pace. For a long time I was really intentional about choosing the right moments, the right rooms, the right people.

The video with Rodrick was fun because it felt organic, and Immunity challenged me in a completely different way. Acting forces you to be vulnerable in real time you can’t hide behind a song.

And the album that’s really my focus. Everything else is just different expressions of the same story. I’m not trying to be everywhere, I’m just trying to be present where it actually matters. Also my Kingpin family has been keeping me grounded.

Kred: We gotta talk about her. Chanel, What’s going on with that?

Bianca: I figured it would come up eventually. This is going to be the first and the last time I ever mention her. Ok, Chanel is a big name, and I respect what she’s built. She paved the way for a lot of women to do what they do. That being said I’ve never spoken on her because I’ve never felt the need to. I’ve been focused on my work, and the audience has been responding to that. I think when someone’s used to being the loudest voice in the room, it can feel uncomfortable when attention shifts. But that’s not something I control.

I don’t wake up thinking about her, I don’t talk to anyone about her. I wake up thinking about my next record. If there’s tension, it’s onesided. I’m just doing my job.

K.red: So HER erotomania. What was that about?

Bianca: Her Erotomania was never about a person.

K.red: c’mon now Bianca. (Laughs)

Bianca: I’m for real, It’s a psychological term. It describes when someone believes there’s a relationship or competition that doesn’t actually exist. I was interested in how obsession can turn into entitlement, and how admiration sometimes disguises itself as conflict. I wrote it from an observational place, not an emotional one. I wasn’t angry at all. I was curious. If someone heard themselves in it, that’s not something I assigned that’s something they recognized. If the shoe fits I’m not going to lace them.

K.red: Anything else you have to say to Chanel?

Bianca: I wish her peace. I’m busy.

K.red: you know she’s going to respond to this.

Bianca: That’s her prerogative. I’m very protective of my peace and like I said, I’m busy.

K.red: on another note How’s this album coming along.

Bianca: Well you know, you’re one of the producers. Nah, it’s coming along well I’m excited for people to experience this. It’s not just a planet it’s a universe.

K.red: Who are your biggest inspirations. In life, music etc..

Bianca: Jewlz by the way she’s such a breath of fresh air. She inspires me all the time to be better.

Rodrick based on him just always being himself and never backing down.

DoubleWingChase is my brother we came up together in music. He keeps me going aswell.

Ofc my kingpin family I wouldn’t be where I am without them.

K.red: I just found out you were a member of soundwave, what happened with that.

Bianca: I was one of the original member of soundwave. Grey, Me tigga mook Andre. Then it started heading to a place I wasn’t in tuned with spiritually. It was starting to focus on quantity tha quality. Met Marco at Trigga party 1 and been with kingpin ever since. They’ve saved my music career. I wouldn’t not be who I am without any of them.

K.red: who’s your favorite artist right now.

Bianca: idk there’s not really a lot going on in music. Lizzy Hayward I guess.

K.red: anything else you have to say to the people.

Bianca: Thank you to everyone who listens, who streams, who shows up and grows with me. I don’t take any of it lightly. I’m in a really creative, peaceful place right now, and the love feels genuine. There’s so much more music coming, and I’m excited to share it when the time is right. I’ll see you all in the music.

K.red: thank you Queen Bee.

Bianca: Thank you for having me kred.

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Chanel Venturas has released her Launch Night with Chanel lineup, for the Planet Her album.

The live performances will be on the 1st September at the Maze Bank Arena, collaborated with the J&J Show!

The lineup includes:

Chanel Venturas, Cenzo East, The Kid RALOI, Bodak Klack, Libras, Brett Max, Billie Eisman, Karina Reign, Tiffany Richman, Kerry Mcintosh, Tyrell Smith, Jewlz, Selena Romez, Nathan Perry, Troy Burger, Lady Charlamagne.

The excitement in Vinewood is reaching an all time high as the much-anticipated movie "Barbra The Movie" unveils it's sensational soundtrack lineup. With a mix of icons and rising stars, this soundtrack is shaping up to captivate audiences long after the credits roll.

The artists that have been revealed are, Billie Eisman, Charlie XOX, Chanel Venturas, Dark Purple, Jordyn Westland, Kerry McIntosh, Lady Charlamagne, Nashe Menage, Nathan Perry, P*NK, The 1995, The Kid RALOI and Tyrell Smith.

However, the excitement doesn't end here! There are whispers of special artists yet to be revealed. The suspense is killing us, but we're certain that these surprises will make the soundtrack even more of a masterpiece!