Sally-Anne Gross speaks to Double J about mental health and music creators
Sally-Anne Gross joined Tim Shiel on ABCs Double J station to discuss mental health, music creation, and her new book (co-authored with George Musgrave) Can Music Make You Sick?
During the interview Gross discussed the disconnect between the creative processes and the music industry and how this can affect the way in which this can create discomfort and interrupt careers. Gross also explained the provocative title of the book, and the response of the music industry to the book and its contents. The interview also looks to how we can better support artists in the music industry, both as creators, and and people.
Listen to the full interview below, or on Double J.
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