VIDEO BONUS: Miki Berenyi on Writing Songs, Penning Memoirs, and Future Career Goals

The frontwoman of Lush and the Miki Berenyi Trio discusses all the things.

MB3, photo by Sébastien Faits-Divers

Last week’s interview with Miki Berenyi was a fun one. I was a big fan of Lush back in the ’90s, and I’ve recently been listening to a lot of her newer music through Piroshka and the Miki Berenyi Trio (MB3).

(If you need a refresher on her music, check out the videos for Lush’s “Ladykillers” and “Hypocrite,” Piroshka’s “Everlastingly Yours,” and her latest release, MB3’s “Island of One.”)

We chatted for a long time about so, so many things. In fact, we chatted for so long, a few chunks of our interview didn’t make it into the published piece (or you would’ve had to read a 10,000-word article). So, I’m sharing some video exclusives from our chat.

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In these videos, you’ll hear about…

• Miki’s approach to songwriting and how it’s changed over the course of her career

• why she wrote her memoir, Fingers Crossed: How Music Saved Me From Success, and how it felt to share it with the public

• her future career goals

Enjoy!

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