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The Vamps

Easy Life: "If I’m experiencing something, chances are everyone else has, so I feel it’s essential to write about those things."

George Webster: "For me, it’s (grounding) about understanding that there are so many unexplored things, even in the physical world. That curiosity is needed, I think that needs to be drawn out of us more."

Jacob Banks: "Mentally there was less noise in my head and around me. I was in a grateful space making the album."

Cavetown: "My most recent projects are always what I’m most proud of, so I’m eager to see whether they resonate with people similarly."

Kodaline: "I know, particularly among lads, there is still this attitude to just soak things up and it will be grand. Still, you end up sitting on your issues and never speaking about them."

Jesse Lingard: "My headspace is in a much better place and I’m positive about what’s to come.”

Tom Odell: “I find it kind of excruciating to talk about with others. To talk about myself, in front of my friends, is just not within my nature. I think it’s a real outlet for me to write and sing about it and probably even talk about it in interviews.”

Lewis Gribben. "Lewis Gribben: Acting was an escapism from being in the reality of the weird kid with autism."

 Alec Benjamin "I think I’m still not comfortable being vulnerable, but I’m more uncomfortable, not being myself. "

Hayley Williams. "The only thing that I care about being next up is, what am I going to do with Paramore?"

The Amazons. "A lot of my mental health came down to not knowing what I was doing in my life and just kind of letting things build up. So, when it then resurfaced in Mexico I don’t think I was expecting it."

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