Song, sexism and systemic racism in the music industry.

Can Art Save Us?

Eve Horne, is a singer, songwriter, producer, author, award winning mentor and activist. Eve's journey is a roller coaster from being in 90s 'girl groups' touring with major boy bands, a No. 1 single and millions of streams on Spotify, to a major life change dealing with depression then re-emerging as a producer and co-writer for major artists. Black, gay and a single mum, Eve is also a campaigner for gender equality in the music industry with her campaign 'The Unheard.' This year she is recognised as a Future Leader with Keychange, a global movement for equality. Eve talks about early trauma from feelings of rejection to racially motivated murder. She talks about life extremes from private jets to driving trains and onto the loneliness of leadership. Struggle has built her resilience and her commitment to justice is brave and unwavering.

Closed Captions are added to all interviews in this series. Read only, text versions of every interview can be found here: https://canartsaveus.com/

Images: Courtesy of Eve Horne / Peak Music UK.

Audio edit: Courtesy of Joey Quan.

Series Music - Courtesy of Barry J. Gibb

Discover Eve: https://www.peakmusic.uk/