Eartheater covers V Magazine

July 3, 20224 yr

https://vmagazine.com/article/gen-v-eartheater/

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“Who the **** is Eartheater” you may ask? If there’s anything you should know about the mind-blowing musician that’s got the industry buzzing about her experimental sound and look, is that she’s everything you don’t expect (and then some). ”When I thought of the moniker, I conjoined the words “Earth Eater” into two. There are many anagrams in the name Eartheater, such as heat, heart, art, e-art, hearth, ear theater—all things that resonate with me. [Even] the family of worms that break down dead matter into nutritious soil are called Eartheater worms.” As peculiar as her stage name may be, her connection to nature echos her early upbringing in rural Pennsylvania. "I’m a first-generation American. My father escaped the Soviet Union in 1981 and met my English mother in New York. My mother found property right over the Delaware River with an old barn that she converted into the house I grew up in.” Surrounded entirely by horses on acres of farming land, her challenging upbringing, which saw her going from life on the prairie to moving around while attending public school, helped propel her life’s focus towards music. “I feel like the meteor of Eartheater for a lot of people was when I dropped Trinity. It was finally when I could open up and collaborate, and it was my first completely independent release that I dropped on my own label, Chemical X." Now having accumulated a legion of loyal listeners from around the globe (and galaxy perhaps) in the years following, there seems to be no signs of this evolving supernova slowing down anytime soon.