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So is it all just harmless fun, or is this a case of artists being more cautious?<\/p>\n
Maria Veronese runs media training company Mediapro and says Charli XCX’s method may not be a surprise to her fans.<\/p>\n
“She’s fun, she’s Brat and it’s what we expect of her really,” says Veronese. <\/p>\n
“It’s what her fan base loves her for.”<\/p>\n
She says a lot of people who use media training, do so because they’re nervous about saying things they don’t want to. <\/p>\n
“We just help them go through all of those scenarios. <\/p>\n
“Talk about bridging techniques, and what they can say instead of things they don’t want to say, so we’re not telling them to lie.”<\/p>\n
During her interview with Jack Saunders, Charli XCX also discussed the process of getting the album cover together for Music, Fashion, Film.<\/p>\n
It contains a black-and-white photo of Velvet Underground musician John Cale, fashion heavyweight Marc Jacobs, and film director Martin Scorsese.<\/p>\n
“I will say it was an absolute nightmare,” says the singer. <\/p>\n
“We were really down to the day before that deadline and you know, they’re busy guys,” she says. <\/p>\n
“I felt it was one of those moments where I was like this is a once in a lifetime moment, this is probably never going to happen again. <\/p>\n
“It was really sweet and overwhelming.”<\/p>\n
And she wanted this album to feel like something new and different. <\/p>\n
“The way that Music, Fashion, Film sounds was like a very sort of deliberate response to the way that Brat sounds. <\/p>\n
“They’re sort of polar opposites.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n